Thailand
Thailand's inflation to hit 3.5% in February
Thailand's inflation to hit 3.5% in February
Will the government cut its policy rate this year?
Thailand economy picking up growth momentum
Driven by private consumption and investments.
Thailand's government unlikely to cut rates amid 6% real GDP forecast
No change in monetary policy yet, says analyst.
Thailand's inflation eased to 3.4%
Government unlikely to cut rates.
Thailand still caught in a middle-income trap
Its GDP must rise 177% to overcome the hurdle.
Thailand government approves price control of oil palm nuts
It’s just one of the 42 products and services under price control.
Thailand’s land and houses presales to jump by 19.5% in 2013
Check out which segment topped the sales last year.
Check out this graph showing Thailand's ballooning minimum wages
Wages have almost doubled since 2008.
Thailand mulls over THB2.3 trillion infrastructure investment
In hopes of ''rebalancing the economy''.
Roaring Thailand manufacturing triggers growth forecast upgrade
UBS now sees 2013 real GDP growing at 5.5%.
Thailand to achieve 5% GDP growth in 2013
Check out what the key growth drivers will be.
This graph shows Thailand's inflation treading uphill
Data hit a 13-month high at 3.6%.
Thai Beverage acquires Pomthip
Pomthip gets new name.
Thailand central bank forecast to be hawkish
Analyst says policy normalisation is the key priority for 2013.
Thailand inflation balloons to a 13-month high
Average inflation for 2012 sat at 3%.
Price pressures loom in Thailand
Government measures will be needed to help reduce the impact.
Thai government allots THB2.7t for its infrastructure plans
Implementation is set in the next 5-7 years.
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