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Malaysian Bonds Lure Buyers as Oil Squeezes Peers, Analysts Say

Malaysia’s status as a net energy exporter is bolstering the appeal of its sovereign debt, analysts say, shielding the market from regional inflation pressures even as global oil prices fluctuate.

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Oil price slide hits Bursa energy stocks

KUALA LUMPUR: Energy stocks took a beating on Bursa Malaysia on Thursday after crude oil prices slipped below US$100 a barrel for the first time in six weeks, amid growing expectations that the United States-Iran conflict could ease.

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