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Bank Negara Malaysia said on Wednesday it will intensify measures to encourage foreign-exchange inflows, including promoting repatriation and conversion of corporate offshore earnings. The central bank said Malaysia's solid economic fundamentals will continue to support the ringgit. The statement helped pare the ringgit's losses; the currency has fallen 4.3% in June, the weakest in Asia. Rising US rate-hike expectations have pressured EM FX, and two upcoming state elections are raising political risk for Malaysia's currency.

U.S. Treasury yields fell as U.S.-Iran talks continued and crude futures slid about 3%. A Wall Street Journal survey projects May pending home sales up 1.6% (April -6.2%); the report is due at 10:00 a.m. ET (22:00 Beijing). Yields eased despite a firmer dollar. Bannockburn analyst Marc Chandler said currency moves reflect dollar-short covering, while yields are being driven by U.S. economic resilience.