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Bloomberg News, Published on 18/01/2013
» Thailand's baht was poised for its biggest weekly advance since December 2011, and government bonds rose, as global funds increased holdings of assets that offer higher yields.
Bloomberg News, Published on 14/01/2013
» Thailand's baht retreated from a 16-month high amid concern the central bank will intervene to slow gains that hurt exports. Government bonds advanced.
Bloomberg News, Published on 10/01/2013
» Thailand's baht fell, snapping a three-day rally, on speculation the central bank will intervene to slow gains that may hurt exports. Bonds were steady.
Bloomberg News, Published on 28/11/2012
» Thailand's 10-year government bonds advanced, pushing the yield to the lowest level in almost three weeks, after foreign funds boosted holdings of the country's debt before the central bank reviews interest rates on Wednesday afternoon.
Published on 01/11/2012
» Thailand's government bonds rose, pushing the three-year yield to a 10-month low, after international investors boosted holdings on speculation the central bank will lower borrowing costs. The baht fell.
Published on 13/10/2012
» Thailand doesn't need an interest-rate cut as credit growth is accelerating and domestic demand is countering a slowdown in exports, Bank of Thailand Governor Prasarn Trairatvorakul said on Saturday.
Published on 17/09/2012
» Myanmar's central bank plans to implement an independent monetary policy in the first half of next year to keep prices and banks stable as investors prepare to inject money into the former military regime.
Published on 24/07/2012
» Thailand and the Philippines are likely refrain from cutting interest rates this week as the Southeast Asian economies withstand a global growth slowdown that spurred policy easing from Brazil to China, according to economists.
Published on 13/06/2012
» Thailand's baht advanced as regional data released on Wednesday bolstered confidence Asian economies will sustain growth amid Europe's debt crisis. Government bonds were steady.
Published on 11/06/2012
» Central banks in Southeast Asia's two largest economies meet to set interest rates this week, with officials forecast to hold off on stimulus days before a Greek election at risk of triggering a deeper European turmoil.