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Note: CN=People's Republic of China; HK=Hong Kong, China; ID=Indonesia; JP=Japan; KR=Republic of Korea; MY=Malaysia; PH=Philippines; SG=Singapore; TH=Thailand; VN=Viet Nam.
Source: AsianBondsOnline
Note: CN=People's Republic of China; HK=Hong Kong, China; ID=Indonesia; JP=Japan; KR=Republic of Korea; MY=Malaysia; PH=Philippines; SG=Singapore; TH=Thailand; VN=Viet Nam.
Source: AsianBondsOnline
Note: CN=People's Republic of China; HK=Hong Kong, China; ID=Indonesia; JP=Japan; KR=Republic of Korea; MY=Malaysia; PH=Philippines; SG=Singapore; TH=Thailand; VN=Viet Nam.
Source: AsianBondsOnline
Notes: 1. A positive (negative) value for the foreign exchange rate indicates the appreciation (depreciation) of the local currency against the United States dollar.
2. CN=People's Republic of China; HK=Hong Kong, China; ID=Indonesia; JP=Japan; KR=Republic of Korea; MY=Malaysia; PH=Philippines; SG=Singapore; TH=Thailand; VN=Viet Nam.
Source: AsianBondsOnline
Note: CN=People's Republic of China; ID=Indonesia; VN=Viet Nam.
Source: People's Bank of China, Bank Indonesia, and State Bank of Vietnam
Note: KR=Republic of Kroea; MY=Malaysia; PH=Philippines; TH=Thailand.
Source: The Bank of Korea, Bank Negara Malaysia, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and Bank of Thailand
China, People's Republic of
Source: China Central Depository & Clearing Co., Ltd. (CCDC)
Indonesia
Source: Indonesia Bond Pricing Agency
Malaysia
Source: Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia
Philippines
Source: Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp.
Thailand
Source: Thai Bond Market Association
ASEAN+3 Region
Source: Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia, Indonesia Bond Pricing Agency, and Thai Bond Market Association