Briefings
A thematic look at how Dataschema Base runs fixed-income yield curve briefings through the Bangkok market calendar.
Why briefings
Yield curves do not move only on headlines. They move on supply, reinvestment flows, and the quiet days between policy decisions. Our briefings exist to give your desk a prepared narrative when those moments arrive — without asking you to hire a full-time curve specialist.
The rhythm
Ordinary weeks
Light monitoring of level and slope. Retainer clients receive a mid-month curve note covering Thai government tenors and any notable credit-spread co-movement.
Auction weeks
Heightened focus on the announced tenor, recent tails, and how the curve absorbed prior supply. Auction Week Reads sit here.
Policy communication windows
Briefings emphasize what the front end may reprice first and whether the long end is leading or lagging. Duration Stress Reviews are often scheduled in the fortnight before.
Quarter-end and fiscal turns
We watch for balance-sheet window dressing and seasonal demand that can temporarily pin parts of the curve.
Inside a briefing
- Confirm the tenors and decision on your desk
- Review the prepared curve charts and auction context
- Discuss scenarios your committee actually debates
- Leave with agreed language for your internal note
- Receive the written follow-up while details are fresh
Visit or remote
Briefings can be held at Level 10, 57 Ratchadaphisek Road, Bangkok 10400, or on a video call. In-person sessions are easier when two or more stakeholders from your side attend.
Commission a briefing
Browse analyses for scope and fees, or write to the desk with your calendar constraints. For retainers, mention that you want an ongoing briefing rhythm rather than a single session.