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Thailand’s exports rose more than economists estimated in January as a global recovery boosted demand, reducing pressure for further interest-rate cuts.
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The Bank of Korea may refrain from cutting rates at its first meeting since President Park Geun Hye’s election even as Asia’s best-performing currency of the past year threatens exports and a weakening yen aids Japan.
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Thailand’s exports rose at a slower- than-expected pace in July as demand for electronics and rice eased amid signs of cooling global growth.
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Thailand’s exports rose the most since July 2008 as the global recovery boosted orders, helping to offset the economic fallout from the political unrest in April and May.
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Hana Microelectronics Pcl, a maker of parts for companies including Apple Inc., said any increase in sales would represent an “achievement,” as cooling global demand threatens the company’s recovery from Thailand’s floods.
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Thailand’s industrial output fell unexpectedly in September as the global recovery faltered, with the worst floods in almost 70 years threatening to exacerbate the slowdown.
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Thailand’s Finance Ministry raised its 2012 growth forecast and predicted interest rates will rise, less than a week after Deputy Prime Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong urged the central bank to ease monetary policy.
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Thailand’s economic growth probably quickened last quarter to the fastest pace in a year, sustaining pressure for higher interest rates to contain inflation.
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Thailand and Malaysia may report economic growth slowed last quarter as manufacturing output moderated after surging during the recovery from the global financial crisis.
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The Bank of Thailand cut interest rates for the second consecutive meeting to help spur a recovery from the worst floods in almost 70 years as a deteriorating global economy threatens growth.
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