market and weakening investors’ confidence. High oil prices, rising interest rates, the outbreak of avian influenza, and concerns over inflation were among the main factors. Coupled with this uncertainty
. In 2007, unfavorable factors affected investment prospects in securities markets, ranging from political risks to prevailing economic factors including strengthening of baht, rising oil prices
year-high level of 785.38 points on May 9. After that, however, rising oil prices and interest rates hikes caused the global stock market to decline; the SET Index plunged by more than 100 points within
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Report a major accomplishment. The OECD is grateful to the Japanese government for their long-standing support and partnership. Thank you also to the Asian Development Bank and the International Finance