-year average of 68.0 percent. Consequently, employment contracted by 0.7 percent. Private consumption slightly softened due to stagnant farm and non-farm income growth. Moreover, household debt, which
export sector. In addition, the household consumption expanded by 3.1%, compared with 2.2% in the previous year, which was supported by the government stimulus measures at the end of 2016. The Thai economy
operate at full capacity with 7 kilns ( from 19th March with 9 kilns ) resulting in record high sales volumes. As a consequence the EBITDA generated by our core limestone and burnt lime business increased
merchandise exports which continued expand with a growth 13.1% consistent with global demand growth and continual increase in crude oil prices. Domestic demand robustly expanded by private consumption which
( COVID-19) situation has improved domestically, following a significant reduction in the number of local infections. However, the continued high rate of overseas infections, combined with Government fears
of city shutdown measures both at home and abroad Which results in more economic activity to be carried out the indicators for private consumption have returned to the same level as the same period
previous quarter attributed to continual expansion of public and private investments and private consumption expenditures in relating to the growth in tourism. However, the exports of goods and services have
expended continuously following the campaign of visiting Thailand. Consumption sector remained not recover. Domestic expense was poor and buying power was weak because household debt remained stay in high
million, an increase of 7.8%. For domestic sectors, consumption and investment started to recover, though not yet at broad-based level. This was reflected from durable goods consumption that showed sign of
totaling 35.4 million, an increase of 8.8% yoy. For domestic sectors, consumption and investment started to recover, though not yet at broad-based level. This was reflected from durable goods consumption