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Thailand Bond Outflows Hit Six-Month High on Oil, US Yields in September
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsCredit & Bond MarketsCapital FlowsMonetary Policy
Thai bonds recorded their largest monthly foreign outflows since March as rising US Treasury yields reduced the relative appeal of the country’s debt. Expectations for further interest-rate increases are adding pressure to Thai fixed-income demand and could raise local borrowing costs.
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