Marcus Wong

The gap between Singapore and US swap rates has widened to a record, a trend that analysts say is likely to extend.

Emerging-market bond investors expecting a broad rally from any US-Iran peace deal may be in for a disappointment, as money managers see sticky inflation and fiscal concerns keeping long-term yields elevated.

Thailand’s yield curve has shifted to the steepest in emerging Asia, with some investors saying that makes its longer-dated bonds look attractive given a divergence in interest-rate expectations there versus regional peers.

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Traders remain sanguine about Malaysia’s financial outlook even after officials warned the government may miss its deficit target this year, according to a closely watched financial-market metric.

A gauge of emerging-market equities touched a record high as shipping began to resume in the Strait of Hormuz, paving the way for lower global oil prices.

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The baht falls to a one-year low on expectations of a wider interest rate gap between the US and Thailand as domestic demand comes under pressure from multiple headwinds.

Malaysia will intensify measures to encourage foreign-exchange inflows, including efforts to boost the repatriation and conversion of companies’ overseas earnings, the central bank said.

Philippine bonds are staging emerging Asia’s biggest rebound following an interim US-Iran deal, but market watchers warn that inflation risks and a hawkish central bank may cap the bounce.