Thai baht suffers due to political issues amid an increase in Asian FX
The Indonesian 10-year bond yield dropped 1.6 basis points to 6.180%, while the Philippine peso is on course for its best week in 11 years. Singapore almost avoids going into recession in Q2 Through Nausheen Thusoo 14 July (Reuters) The Thai baht continued to decline on Friday as the country's political unrest coincided with rising Asian stock markets and growing expectations that the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle would soon come to an end. Pita Limjaroenrat refused on Thursday to abandon his campaign to become prime minister after losing a parliamentary vote by a margin of 51 votes, which caused the baht to decline by 0.2%. According to Kasem Prunratanamala, head of Thailand research at CGS-CIMB, "the (Thai) market will trade sideways up rather than sideways down, as the chance that...