IMF predicts robust growth for Thailand
An IMF Mission visited Bangkok during February 13-24, to conduct the 2012 Article IV consultation discussions. At the conclusion of the mission, the team issued the following statement in Bangkok More...
Floods cut Thailand’s 2011 Growth to 1%
泰国银行 (泰国中央银行) on Friday cut the country’s 2011 economic growth to just one per cent from the earlier projected 4.1 per cent thanks to the heavy blow of the flood crisis last year, but the economy More...
Thai Government plans 5% 增长 2012
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said in a seminar entitled “Decoding GDP 2012” that she is confident that the country’s strong fundamentals would enable the government to push Thai economic More...
泰国: 持续增长
泰国的消费者信心指数的最新数据显示，泰国已开始更积极地把眼光放在未来, as the government moves to boost growth and restore the country’s infrastructure after More...
Thailand’s Economy to Bounce back in 2012
Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Kittirat Na Ranong affirmed Thailand’s economy remained strong, despite the country facing a massive flood crisis late last year, and he was confident the Gross More...
Thailand’s Economy in 2011 and Outlook for 2012
The Fiscal Policy Office has predicted that the Thai economy in 2011 would grow by only 1.1 百分之, as a consequence of the flood disaster. A better outlook is seen in 2012, with economic growth between 4.5 和 More...
泰国 2011 GDP projection revised to 1.4%, 2 years lowest
The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC。) Economic and Business Forecasting Center revised Thailand’s 2011 economic growth or gross domestic product (国内生产总值) projection to 1.4 每百, lowest in two More...
Thailand’s 2011 economy to grow 1.7 至 2 % (自由党)
Thailand’s 2011 economy is projected to grow 1.7-2 per cent instead of the previous forecast of 2.6 每百, with an official figure to be announced in December, said Somchai Sajjaponse, director-general of the More...
Moody’s forecasts 2.8% GDP Growth for Thailand
According to Moody’s Investors Service, the country’s GDP is estimated at 2.8 ％在 2011. In a separate report, which highlights the risks facing Japanese car and electronics manufacturers in Thailand, More...
Thai flood may shrink GDP by 2% says World Bank
Thai flood’s damage is likely to cost at least Bt100 billion and perhaps even amount to more than Bt200 billion and to shrink the country’s gross domestic product (国内生产总值) by 2%, Kirida Bhaopichitr, World Bank More...
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