, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan may continue their monetary-easing stance. Likewise, many central banks in Asia may cut their policy rates to support their economic recovery. For

accommodative stance relatively intact in light of easing inflationary pressures amid weakening oil prices in the global market. In Thailand, economic growth for 2019 is expected to decelerate to a range of 3.5

timing of exit from quantitative easing policy by many central banks, such as the European Central Bank’s plan to cut its monthly bond-buying program. These developments may influence movements of

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in late July, and other Asian monetary policymakers followed suit in a bid to sustain their economic growth while also signaling their readiness for more easing if needed during the remainder of this

for tapering or ending their quantitative easing stance at the end of the third quarter of 2018. Given this, several emerging economies including those in Asia may be challenged by fluctuating

balance sheet, whereas the European Central Bank was gradually tapering its quantitative easing stance through reduced monthly asset purchases. Likewise, several other central banks signaled steps to be

yield curve inversion and the downgrade of global economic growth projections. However, US bond yields swung back to rise at the end of the quarter due to easing global trade tensions after the US and

, whereas the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan may opt for tapering of their quantitative easing stance. Against this backdrop, interest rates in several countries are likely to be on an upward

Annual Report 2009 1 Annual Report 20092 Over the past year, the Thai economy experienced a recession for the first time since the Asian economic crisis in 1997. The first quarter saw a 7.1 percent contraction as a result of sluggish export in the midst of global financial crisis, diminishing demand of domestic private sector, and lack of confidence in economic and political directions. All these factors played out against a backdrop of weakening economies of our trade partners worldwide, which...