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Thai bonds saw their largest foreign outflow in six months in September, influenced by oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields.
Bloomberg Markets reported that Thailand's bond market experienced its largest monthly outflow of foreign funds since March in September, driven by soaring U.S. government bond yields and the prospect
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Thai bonds saw their largest foreign outflow in six months in September, influenced by oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields.
Bloomberg Markets reported that Thailand's bond market experienced its largest monthly outflow of foreign funds since March in September, driven by soaring U.S. government bond yields and the prospect
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