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Macroeconomic Forecast Thailand

May 2004 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

Thailand is set to cement its position as one of the fastest expanding economies in the Asia in 2004, with BMI forecasting growth of 6.8%. Consumption, net exports and higher government spending are set to be the main growth drivers this year.

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