will need to manage liquidity in line with the Bank of Thailand’s requirements to comply with the LCR and the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) guidelines, which require banks to hold sufficient liquid
quarter of 2018 continued to grow year-on-year on the back of buoyant domestic demand. Private consumption continued to gain traction, supported by improvement in income and employment. Furthermore, there
still be necessary to support a more robust growth in domestic demand, which would foster the return of inflation to the target range. The 2018 economic growth is expected to be within a range of 4.0-4.5
Classified by Type of Deposits (Unit: Million Baht) Classified by type of deposits September December Variance 2018 2017 Amount (%YTD) Demand deposits 1,535.2 3,623.0 (2,087.8) (57.6) Savings deposits 74,355.6
: Deposits Classified by Type of Deposits (Unit: Million Baht) Classified by type of deposits June December Variance 2018 2017 Amount (%YTD) Demand deposits 3,666.8 3,623.0 43.8 1.2 Savings deposits 71,652.4
year 2017. Table: Deposits Classified by Type of Deposits (Unit: Million Baht) Classified by type of deposits December December Variance 2018 2017 Amount (%YTD) Demand deposits 6,072.8 3,623.0 2,449.8
in merchandise exports, which started to impact domestic demand. Going forward, the risks to financial system stability need to be managed cautiously through both microprudential and macroprudential