Asia Bond Inflows Hit $11.5 Billion in June, the Strongest Since November 2025 β BigGo Finance

- Foreign investors injected a net $11.51 billion into the bond markets of South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and India in June.
- This surge represents the strongest monthly inflow since November 2025, driven by falling oil prices and a booming global tech cycle.
- The shift occurred as equity market volatility pushed investors toward the relative safety of sovereign debt and improved regional economic outlooks.
- The trend signals a decisive recalibration of global portfolio allocations and a renewed confidence in Asian macroeconomic stability.
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