Thai linker issue pushed back to end of June

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Thailand's Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) has delayed the launch of the country's inaugural inflation-linked bond, with officials now expecting to issue at the end of June.

Plans to issue a 10-year linker have been in the pipeline for some time, and the PDMO stated earlier this year that sale of up to 40 billion baht ($1.32 billion) worth of the notes would commence in May. That deadline has been pushed back, owing to a delay in selecting the banks that will structure, underwrite and sell

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