the Thai baht remained in line with those of other currencies in the region, close monitoring of short-term capital flows is necessary. The overall financial system remained stable and resilient to

, trading and construction. Demand for consumer loans is likely to increase in the credit card sector, while demand for housing loans and other personal loans will be stable. Demand for auto-leasing will tend

exchange rate and interest rate risks more vigilantly. Thailand’s long-term economic policies are geared towards strengthening its local economies and developing high-value-added industries to reduce its

is success in increasing rent and service income continuously, the revenue structure will be more stable in the long term. In additional to rent and service income, the Company recorded property

parts. The prospect of lower oil prices is likely to push down headline inflation in 2019, while core inflation is expected to be stable, reflecting more modest growth in private consumption. It is likely

Thailand remained stable. Capital funds and reserves were at a high level and were able to support the challenges of uncertain economic conditions. The performance of the Thai banking system improved, mainly

three years of investment, with so far one new kiln (K7) in operation since January adding an extra 50,000 Mt of capacity, the additional potential of developing new products, as well as the option to add

2019, net loans at 14 domestically-registered commercial banks grew 0.37 percent over-quarter and 3.92 percent over-year, figures that were stable compared to the growth of 3.88 percent at the end of the

, which helped support investors’ confidence. This is despite the fact that this factor, coupled with the stable policy rate, resulted in increased volatility in money and capital markets as well as foreign

from interest rate reduction and a slowdown in loan in the banking system. Meanwhile, net fees and service income was stable, whereas fees from insurance, mutual fund and investment banking services