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Thailand: Supattanapong lists risk factors that are being addressed

Despite growth prospects, the Thai economy still has to brave a spate of risk factors such as high inflation, soaring energy prices, persistent Covid-19 outbreaks and relatively hefty household debt, says Deputy Prime Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow. According to Mr Supattanapong, rising inflationary pressure driven by recovering global demand and the escalating conflict in Europe may […]

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Thailand: Will Songkran be a washout?

The Thai New Year festival of Songkran is recognised as the most important annual event in the country, similar to Golden Week in China and Japan when a torrent of people are expected to hit the road for a long holiday. Prior to the pandemic, the festival was a golden opportunity for everyone in the supply […]

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Thai economy seen growing 3% to 4% this year: deputy PM

[BANGKOK] Thailand’s economy is expected to grow 3 per cent to 4 per cent this year, helped by increased investment and a reopening to foreign tourists, Deputy Prime Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow said on Wednesday. The government will continue to cap energy prices to maintain the country’s competitiveness, he told a business seminar. South-east Asia’s second-largest […]

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