2018 continued to expand from the external sectors namely exports and tourism in line with the expansion of the global economy. Public spending also increased, recovering from a decline during the end of
still exhibit a decline of 2.2%. Although the economy is showing signs of recovery in many areas, factors that still need to be monitored include 1) the continuing trade tensions between the US and
due in part to the decline in export of electrical appliances, washing machines and solar cells from the US tax increase and the effect from high base of last year. Exports of electronic products also
. In addition, a decline in demand for holding the Thai baht would reduce the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission in maintaining price stability. In the event of a liquidity crisis, the BOT
increase after a decline during the end of 2017. With the economic expansions for the first quarter of 2018 growing at a faster rate than expected at 4.8% together with positive signs of recovery across
after a decline during the end of 2017. With the economic expansions for the first half of 2018 growing at a faster rate than expected at 4.8%, the Bank in-house research has revised the Thai economic
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