Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand has adjusted its bond issuance limit for 2026 to align with market conditions. The Bank of Thailand (BOT) unveiled its 2026 bond issuance plan to align with market conditions, increasing the limit for discount bonds with maturities of 3 months and 1 year, and raising the maximum limit for 6-month floating-rate bonds to 40 billion baht per issuance.
According to Thai News Agency, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) has regularly issued BOT bonds to maintain appropriate liquidity levels in the money market and to promote the development of a liquid and efficient Thai bond market. The BOT has consistently communicated its annual bond issuance plan to enable market participants to better plan and manage their liquidity.
In 2026, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) plans to issue BOT bonds based on financial market liquidity, trends in demand for government bonds, and the overall government bond issuance plan. The BOT and the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) have jointly established guidelines for issuing government bonds, treasury bills, and BOT bonds to ensure the overall supply of government bonds remains at an appropriate level.
The Bank of Thailand's (BOT) bond issuance plan for 2026 includes increasing the issuance limits for 3-month and 1-year discount bonds to 35,000-75,000 million baht and 25,000-65,000 million baht per issuance, respectively. Additionally, the maximum issuance limit for 6-month floating-rate bonds referencing the THOR interest rate (THOR FRB) will be increased to 40,000 million baht per issuance to align with market conditions.