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The Malaysian ringgit rose to 4.046 against the US dollar, its highest level since September 8.
2026-10-30
The Malaysian ringgit rose to 4.046 against the US dollar, its highest level since September 8.
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2026-10-30
30-year Chinese government bond futures (TL) most-active contract fell 1.00% intraday to 117.34 yuan.
30-year Chinese government bond futures (TL) most-active contract fell 1.00% intraday to 117.34 yuan.
2026-10-30
Long-dated government bonds, which punished buyers for much of the year, have seen yields climb high enough to draw investors back to the long end. The re-entry trade has drawn portfolio managers at JPMorgan Asset Management, Robeco, Ninety One and A
Long-dated government bonds, which punished buyers for much of the year, have seen yields climb high enough to draw investors back to the long end. The re-entry trade has drawn portfolio managers at JPMorgan Asset Management, Robeco, Ninety One and Allianz Global Investors. In October, an index tracking global government bonds maturing 10 years and longer returned 2.2%, easily outperforming the flat showing of 1–3 year sovereigns and marking the first month since February that long bonds beat short. JPMorgan AM global fixed income head Bob Michele said the long end had been oversold and was deeply dislocated; AJ Bell investment director Hilary Winn said she views the move as a pause rather than a turning point and still prefers high-quality, short-duration exposure over chasing a long-bond rebound.
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