US-Iran de-escalation reduced safe-haven demand, lowering Thai bond yields by 1-4 bps.
Thai bond trading value this week, from July 27 to 31, 2026, with three business days, stood at 193.585 billion baht, down about 63% from the previous week. Average daily trading value was 64.528 billion baht. Of this, 43%, or 83.442 billion baht, were bonds issued by the Bank of Thailand, mostly with remaining maturity of no more than six months. Government bonds accounted for 80.216 billion baht, or 41%, while corporate bonds saw trading value of 12.26 billion baht, or 6%. Government bond yields fell by 1 to 4 basis points, tracking US Treasury yields after the United States and Iran temporarily halted attacks. Foreign investment flows saw a net inflow of 10.282 billion baht, with net buying in short-term bonds of 11.745 billion baht and net selling in long-term bonds of 555 million baht.
US-Iran de-escalation reduced safe-haven demand, lowering Thai bond yields by 1-4 bps.