- denominated debt. Economic Outlook for 2020 In 2020, Thailand’s economic growth will likely slow to the range of 1.9 - 2.3 percent on account of several challenges. External factors include a sharp drop in
increase sales to customers despite the 1Q normally a slow period. In the Fibers segment, 1Q 2018 production rose to 363 thousand tons, up 6% year-on-year, with operating rates at 95%, driven by strong
oil palm causing a potential decline in consumption 2) Manufacturing capacity also remains at low level indicating slow growth for private investment 3) Exports could also face a potential slowdown from
asset quality with the decline in Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) and special mention loans also exhibiting a positive improvement together with the current level of slow loan growth. Allowance for doubtful
same as the popularity in prepaid fixed speed unlimited resulted in a slowdown in prepaid-to-postpaid conversion. In addition, postpaid acquisition and handset subsidies also slow down due to temporary
last year as a result of declining global demand from the slow economic growth of trading partners, the protectionist trade policies between the US and China and the down-cycle of electronic products. In
same period last year as a result of the continuing decline in global demand from the slow economic growth of trading partners, the protectionist trade policies between the US and China and the down
result of the continuing decline in global demand from the slow economic growth of trading partners, the protectionist trade policies between the US and China and the down-cycle of electronic products. In