
Bank Negara Malaysia's Financial Stability Review for 2H2021 said Malaysian financial markets stayed orderly despite global volatility. Drivers included expected US monetary tightening, the Ukraine conflict and Covid-19, and domestic stress levels stayed well below early-pandemic peaks.
The central bank also expects further upward pressure on domestic bond yields.
Central bank commentary on rising yields and stable conditions gives little direct price signal for feed commodities, though it points to firmer domestic rates that can affect currency and borrowing costs.
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