Expected interest rate cuts in the United States and the developments between that country and Venuezela, have been supportive of the local bond market as investors look for better returns and stability elsewhere. The 10-year government bond yield eased to around 8.20%, hovering near the lowest level in five years, amid ongoing strong foreign inflows into the domestic economy.
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