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Bank of Thailand to increase bond auction sizes to pre-Covid levels

The minimum auction sizes for 3-month and 1-year bills will be raised to pre-Covid levels, reflecting the return of normal demand.

by Akanksha Singh
January 15, 2024 - Updated on January 16, 2024
in Banking
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The Bank of Thailand will raise the minimum auction sizes for 3-month and 1-year bills in 2024 as short-term bond demand returns to normal levels.

For 2024, the bond issuance programme considers the projected liquidity condition in the market, the expected demand for public debt securities and the overall public sector bond supply. To this end, the BOT and the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) have been collaborating closely on bond issuance, in order to maintain an appropriate level of overall public sector bond supply throughout the year.

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Moreover, the BOT will continue to promote the development of THOR, Thai Overnight Repurchase Rate, as a reference rate by regularly issuing the floating-rate bonds (FRB) linked to THOR.

BOT Bond Auction Schedules for 2024

Types of Bonds and Bills 1/Auction Days  Auction Frequency
1. Bills
– 3-month Tuesday Weekly 
– 1-yearTuesday Monthly
2. Fixed-coupon Bonds
– 2-yearThursdayEvery odd month 
3. THOR-linked Floating-rate Bonds (FRB) 
– 6-month ThursdayMonthly 
– 1-yearThursdayMonthly 
– 2-yearThursdayEvery even month
Source : https://www.bot.or.th/en/news-and-media/news/news-20240112.html
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