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Economist, Centennial Asia Advisors

Jason Tan

Economist

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On track for sterling growth performance<ul>
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Improving outlook persists: The latest Bank of Thailand (BOT) report for June 2017 painted a pretty picture for the Thai economy with exports sustaining its high growth rate, farm incomes rising and the influx of tourists unabated. All these come amid a steadily appreciating Thai Baht, which has gone up by more than 7% against the US Dollar.</li>
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Exports are resilient in the face of more expensive Baht: Exports increased 7.6% y/y in Jun 17, down from 10.6% in…</li>
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On track for sterling growth performance

Improving outlook persists: The latest Bank of Thailand (BOT) report for June 2017 painted a pretty picture for the Thai economy with exports sustaining its high growth rate, farm incomes rising and the influx of tourists unabated. All these come amid a steadily appreciating Thai Baht, which has gone up by more than 7% against the US Dollar.

Exports are resilient in the face of more expensive Baht: Exports increased 7.6% y/y in Jun 17, down from 10.6% in…


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