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Thailand – TAT: Chinese tourists still hindered

The Tourism Authority of Thailand’s (TAT) China office is tempering enthusiasm that many Chinese tourists will visit in the second half this year as travel restrictions ease, as low Chinese purchasing power for outbound trips persists and an uptick in new infections emerges in Beijing. The surging unemployment rate of 6% or 27 million on […]

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Fitch unit sees slowdown in Philippines infrastructure growth

MANILA, Philippines — Lower disbursements and budget due to the coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19 pandemic may dent the growth prospects of the country’s infrastructure sector this year, according to Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research. In a report, the research arm of the Fitch Group said the country’s infrastructure sector may grow by […]

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Thailand: Ministry cuts oil price, continues gas subsidy

The Energy Ministry has cut the ex-refinery oil price by 0.5 baht and will continue to subsidise gas purchases as part of its ongoing measures to provide relief to an economy battered by Covid-19. The Energy Policy Administrative Committee (Epac) approved today the price cut in response to a call from a non-governmental organisation, Green […]

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