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Asia Central Bank Policy

Indonesia ratings hold steady after governor resignation while Sri Lanka maintains rates and Malaysia bonds attract foreign inflows despite global tightening pressures.

Åpnet 2026-07-28Siste oppdatering 2026-07-29
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  1. MARKETSyria introduces new pound to replace Assad-era currency as exchange deadline nears

    The Central Bank of Syria says 80% of old notes have been swapped for the new currency, which removes two zeros from the face value.

    New Straits Times
  2. MARKETS&P affirms Indonesia ratings despite policy uncertainty after central bank governor quits

    Ratings agency maintains outlook as Perry Warjiyo's sudden departure raises questions over monetary policy continuity in Southeast Asia's largest economy.

    New Straits Times
  3. MARKETSri Lanka central bank holds overnight rate at 8.75%

    CBSL maintains policy stance as global peers signal stability; investors monitor inflation trajectory for next move.

    New Straits Times
  4. MARKETMalaysia bonds draw foreign inflows despite hawkish Fed, MARC Ratings says

    Stable domestic fundamentals and institutional reforms are expected to keep Malaysian sovereign debt attractive to overseas investors in the second half of 2026, even as US monetary policy tightens.

    New Straits Times