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Bank of Thailand Press Release
July 01, 2014
Press Release on the Economic and Monetary Conditions for May 2014
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Bank of Thailand Expects Growth Rebound in 2015
June 28, 2014
The Bank of Thailand forecasts economic growth will strengthen to 5.5% next year as the economic recovery gains momentum.
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Thailand among Top 5 FDI Recipients
June 27, 2014
Thailand is among the top five recipients of foreign direct investment in the region, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
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FDI Cash Still Flowing into Thailand
June 27, 2014
Despite the recent coup, inbound foreign direct investment (FDI) is expected to continue flowing into Thailand due to the country’s strategic location, clusters of industrial facilities and the new Board of Investment.
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Continued Efforts to Create Better Understanding about Situation in Thailand
June 26, 2014
Relevant agencies have continued efforts to create better understanding of Thailand’s political situation in the international community.
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First BOI Board Meeting Approves 18 Projects Worth over 120 Billion Baht
June 25, 2014
Thailand Board of Investment approved 18 investment projects with value over 120 billion Baht, confirming Thailand's commitment to promoting investment and driving economic growth.
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2015 National Budget and Efforts to Stimulate the Economy
June 24, 2014
NCPO is expediting various investment projects that started in the 2014 fiscal year to benefit the general public and create an atmosphere conducive to investment
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Australian Auto Parts Firms Eye Opportunity in Thailand
June 23, 2014
Australian component-parts manufacturers for the automobile industry are moving to Thailand while the NCPO's policy to boost the rule of law can restore foreign confidence in the country if it continues in the long run
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Thailand's GDP Growth at 1.5%, Central Bank Says
June 23, 2014
The Bank of Thailand spokesperson Rung Malikamas said the central bank’s GDP growth projection of 1.5% might be low when compared to over 2% growth forecast by other agencies.
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