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| 02 Sep 10 8:59AM
Econ : July economic numbers remain strong |
| The 2H10 GDP growth rate should slow from 1H10 on external factorsMost of the July economic indicators released by the Bank of Thailand last Tuesday remained resilient. Private investment made a strong recovery of 22.1% yoy indicating investors now have more confidence in both the global economic recovery and Thai domestic fundamentals supported by greater political stability, higher private.... |
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| 15 Jul 10 2:13PM
Econ : Interest rate rises 25bps, as expected |
| The MPC has raised the RP1 rate by 25bps on a better domestic outlookThe Thai stock market was expecting the Thai central bank to raise interest rates by 25bps and this was confirmed yesterday. The Bank of Thailand Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announced yesterday afternoon that rates will increase from the current 1.25% to 1.50% and the reason was the economic recovery has become more evident.... |
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| 02 Mar 10 8:37AM
Econ : January economic numbers should inspire further confidence |
| Overshadowed by politics but positive economic numbers should not be overlookedAs Thailand was griping itself for the Thaksin Supreme Court case verdict last Friday, the Bank of Thailand released its January economic numbers. The numbers may have been overshadowed by political news, but we are encouraged that the private sector is getting back on its feet and momentum is building in the economy.... |
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| 20 Jan 10 9:42AM
Econ : Preliminary December trade data far exceeds expectations |
| Commerce Ministry announces a 26.1% jump in Dec exportsThe Ministry of Commerce announced yesterday preliminary December exports rose 26.1% yoy. This exceeds expectations and will result in a revision of our 2009 and 2010 estimates. The key point, however, is that imports rose by a remarkable 28.12% yoy. This will help lay to rest some concerns on the strength of the Thai economic recovery, in.... |
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| 14 Jan 10 9:06AM
Econ : Interest rates remain unchanged, as expected |
| No reason to change interest ratesThe Thai stock market was not expecting the Thai central bank to change the interest rate policy anytime soon and this was confirmed yesterday. The Bank of Thailand Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announced yesterday afternoon that rates would remain unchanged from the current 1.25% and the reason was that risks to the economic recovery remain ahead. This is as.... |
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