In the second quarter of 2016, especially in May, the government bond yields in almost all maturities substantially increased. Owing to the marked upward shift were (i) the market's reaction to the potential that FED would carry out the further policy rate hike after the US economic data in May improved, (ii) soaring global oil price, (iii) better-than-expected Thai economic outlook in the first quarter of 2016, and (iv) investors' expectations toward increase in bond supply and market liquidity from bond switching scheme. As a result, the government bond yields in almost all maturities substantially increased; for instance, the 10-year government bond yield rose by 31 bps relatively to the previous quarter while the government bond price index dropped to 112.8 points, from 115.0 points in the previous quarter.
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