(Bloomberg) -- Malaysian bonds gained after the government said it has no problem with the nation's currency strength and isn't worried by the plunge in domestic bond yields.
Yields on benchmark three-, five- and 10-year bonds have dropped more than half a percentage point in the past six months, falling below the central bank's overnight lending rate of 3.5 percent since end-March. The ringgit has risen 3.7 percent to 3.4003 against the dollar, near the highest in nine years.
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