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Thai capital market. In the upcoming 2011, we expect the Thai capital market to continue to experience similar factors of high impact - the shifting global economy, foreign capital flows and domestic

volatilities which are increasingly evolving and shifting at a rapid pace, repercussions grow as regional economies become more inter-connected. The Thai capital market needs the capacity to stay resilient and

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