10 July 2017
Credit
Markets Weekly
MYR Catch Up Yield Shifts; Spreads Widen
on N Korea Development
SUMMARY:
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MYR Credit Market: MYR and MGS
catches up to global yield shifts. Coming off long holidays and weak
trading, the resurgence of trading saw falls in government bonds, following the
trend seen in global bonds over the previous week. The MGS curve weakened WoW
as the MGS 3y closed at 3.40% (+1bps) and the 10y MGS at 3.99% (+8bps). The MYR
moved sideways to end the week at 4.2982/USD (-0.11%).
Corporate News – Cagamas issued MYR1bn. The reopening of the 7y MGS 09/24 saw a
strong BTC of 2.88x with an average yield of 3.92%, -2bps lower than the
benchmark yield closing the day before. The week saw the bond fall once more to
end the week at 3.94%. Cagamas was the sole major corporate issuer for the
week, with MYR1bn of AAA-rated 5y bringing total issuance to just under
MYR4.5bn for the year. The bonds were issued at 4.09%, 38bs over the benchmark
5y MGS on issuance.
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APAC USD Credit Market:
Treasury yields on the rise as strong June NFP print affirmed hawkish global
central banks rhetoric. The June FOMC minutes also encouraged the recent
hawkish views by global investors, while reinforcing plans to reduce the size
of its balance sheet. UST 2y rose approximately 2bps to 1.40%, while the 10y
soared 8bps WoW to 2.39%; Brent oil prices declined 2.5% WoW to USD46.7/bbl
despite climbing to USD49.7 early on in the week, weighed down by rise in US
production and the weekly rig count, along with the concerns over rising OPEC’s
rising oil exports.
Rating Actions – Moody’s
gave Pakuwon Jati’s rating an upgrade to Ba2/Sta premised on its growth in
scale, while maintaining a solid financial and liquidity profile. Fitch slashed
CAR Inc’s rating to BB-/Sta from BB/Neg to reflect lower earnings from the
company’s aggressive pricing strategy and declining fleet rental revenue from
UCAR.
Table 1: Index Weekly Movements
Indices
|
7-Jul
|
30-Jun
|
Weekly Chg (bps)
|
iTraxx AxJ 5y IG
|
89.5
|
86.3
|
3
|
AxJ IG Spread (bps)
|
168.7
|
173
|
-4
|
AxJ HY (%)
|
6.88
|
6.66
|
22
|
SOR 2y (%)
|
1.41
|
1.27
|
14
|
SOR 5y (%)
|
1.91
|
1.77
|
15
|
Malaysia 5y CDS
|
88.9
|
85.4
|
3
|
MGS 3y (%)
|
3.40
|
3.39
|
1
|
MGS 5y (%)
|
3.75
|
3.62
|
13
|
MGS 7y (%)
|
3.94
|
3.90
|
5
|
MGS 10y (%)
|
3.99
|
3.91
|
8
|
AAA 5y Spread* (bps)
|
56
|
67
|
-11
|
AAA 10y Spread* (bps)
|
67
|
73
|
-6
|
AA 5y Spread* (bps)
|
91
|
102
|
-11
|
AA 10y Spread* (bps)
|
103
|
109
|
-6
|
Source: Bloomberg, BNM,
RHBFIC *MYR-denominated bonds
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