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The ringgit strengthened to its highest since August 2011 and government bonds rose after Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak’s coalition retained power in the weekend poll, bolstering the outlook for economic reforms.
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The slump in gold may hand activist central bankers more reasons to pursue the easy monetary policy that helped drive up the metal’s price in the first place.
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India’s benchmark bonds due 2022 advanced on speculation yields near the highest level in three months will attract investors.
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Argentine bonds slid for a second straight day after the government’s swap offer to restructure $20 billion in defaulted debt held out of a 2005 settlement came in below some investors’ expectations.
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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is taking a page from Hugo Chavez’s playbook by seizing control of oil producer YPF SA and blaming foreign companies for the country’s energy shortages.
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Argentine dollar bond yields relative to Venezuela’s are rising, narrowing the gap from the widest in a decade, as investors bet President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner will have more difficulty than her counterpart Hugo Chavez in meeting debt payments next year.
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Speculation Argentina may win a credit grade increase after reaching a defaulted debt accord with the Paris Club is helping cut borrowing costs by more than 50 percent against similarly rated countries.
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Argentina’s benchmark bond yields sank to a 28-month low as surging wheat prices and a record soybean harvest sparked growth in South America’s second-biggest economy.
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India’s 10-year bonds headed for the best week since April on optimism the central bank will cut interest rates this quarter to support a slowing economy.
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India’s 10-year government bonds were little changed, with the yield near a seven-week low, before the central bank purchases debt this week to help ease a cash squeeze.
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