(Bloomberg) -- Thailand's bonds fell, pushing 10-
year yields to a two-month high, as signs of faster economic
growth limited the chances for further interest-rate cuts. The
baht was little changed.
Benchmark 10-year notes declined for a second day, lifting
yields to the highest since April 4 in the biggest fluctuation
of any debt market today. Gross domestic product expanded 4.3
percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the government
said yesterday, beating a forecast of 3.7 percent in a Bloomberg
survey.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
year yields to a two-month high, as signs of faster economic
growth limited the chances for further interest-rate cuts. The
baht was little changed.
Benchmark 10-year notes declined for a second day, lifting
yields to the highest since April 4 in the biggest fluctuation
of any debt market today. Gross domestic product expanded 4.3
percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, the government
said yesterday, beating a forecast of 3.7 percent in a Bloomberg
survey.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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