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Thailand's sovereign bond slump is deepening due to rising inflation risks and fiscal strain, linked to the ongoing Iran war.
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Thailand’s sovereign bonds are expected to extend losses as rising inflation risks exacerbate concerns over fiscal strain. Analysts note that the bonds have been among the world’s worst performers since the Iran war erupted.
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- •Thailand’s sovereign bonds face more losses as rising inflation risks add to worries over fiscal strain.[1]confirmed
- •Thailand’s bonds are among the world’s worst performers since the Iran war erupted.[1]confirmed
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Thailand’s sovereign bonds are expected to extend losses as rising inflation risks exacerbate concerns over fiscal strain. Analysts note that the bonds have been among the world’s worst performers since the Iran war erupted.
- • Thailand’s sovereign bonds face more losses as rising inflation risks add to worries over fiscal strain.
- • Thailand’s bonds are among the world’s worst performers since the Iran war erupted.