KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 30, 2012): Short-term rates are
expected to remain stable on Monday as Bank Negara Malaysia continues to
intervene in the money market to absorb excess liquidity, dealers said.
Source from (The Sun Daily): http://www.thesundaily.my/news/279862
Published: January 31, 2012
The central bank estimated today's surplus at RM33.451 billion in
conventional operations and RM9.636 billion in the Islamic system.
It will call for four conventional tenders, RM2 billion for nine
days; RM1 billion for 14 days and 21 days and, RM2 billion for 30 days.
The central bank will also call for a RM300 million repo tender for
45 days and three Al-Wadiah tenders -- RM800 million for nine days;
RM750 million for 14 days; and RM450 million for 21 days.
At 4pm, the central bank will conduct a conventional overnight tender
for RM27.7 billion and a RM8.6 billion Al-Wadiah overnight tender.
The price of gold today closed at RM163.74 per gramme, up RM1.15 from last Friday. -- Bernama
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