Thailand’s central Bank holds rate at 1.5%
The Bank of Thailand left its policy rate unchanged at 1.50% for a third straight meeting. The decision was unanimous, ...
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The Bank of Thailand left its policy rate unchanged at 1.50% for a third straight meeting. The decision was unanimous, ...
Thai households have an average debt of 248,004 baht each this year which represents an increase of 13.16 percent of ...
Consumer confidence index for August 2015 has fallen to its lowest point in a period of 15 months, meanwhile household ...
Ongoing political uncertainty, exports slump, rising household debt and a lack of reform momentum are now increasingly seen as likely ...
Most expatriates in Thailand only want to live in a limited number of areas which are Sukhumvit, Lumpini and Sathorn. ...
Thailand's Domestic car sales expected to remain sluggish
Analysis of the latest trends to emerge from Knight Frank’s Prime International Residential Index suggests a global 2% growth in ...
High household leverage in Thailand and Malaysia remains a source of risk for both economies says Fitch Ratings in its ...
Moody's Investors Service says that Thailand will remain the dominant carmaker in ASEAN following the establishment of the AEC in ...
Thailand has now set itself the goal of becoming the solar roof and electric vehicle hub of ASEAN over a ...
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