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Thailand Bond Sale Demand Slides to Lowest in at Least Six Years
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Thailand's recent sale of 30-year bonds experienced the lowest demand in six years, primarily due to fears of a possible sovereign rating downgrade and uncertainty regarding future interest rates. This decline in demand indicates growing investor apprehension about the country's fiscal stability and economic outlook.
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Thailand’s sale of 30-year bonds drew the weakest demand in at least six years amid concern over a potential sovereign rating downgrade and uncertainty over the outlook for interest rates.
Original article published by
Bloomberg
on November 26, 2025.
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