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Baht, stocks, bonds drop
Bloomberg News, Published on 25/11/2013
» Thailand's baht fell to a 10-week low and the stock index headed for its worst close in two months after foreign funds pulled money from local assets amid concern political tension will intensify and harm growth.
Low growth, exports weakened in Q3
Bloomberg News, Published on 18/11/2013
» Thailand's economy grew less than analysts estimated last quarter on weaker exports and lower consumption and investment.
Investors backing off, wary of political unrest
Bloomberg News, Published on 15/11/2013
» Thailand's biggest eruption of political unrest under the current government has increased economic risks, threatening to crimp a rebound from recession as protests damp local consumption and investment while weakening the currency.
Baht gains most in three weeks
Bloomberg News, Published on 14/11/2013
» Thailand's baht rose the most in three weeks and bonds gained after Janet Yellen, nominated to be the next Federal Reserve chief, said the United States economy must improve before stimulus that has boosted emerging markets is cut.
Baht, bonds decline amid protests
Bloomberg News, Published on 11/11/2013
» Thailand's baht dropped to a seven-week low and bonds fell as anti-government protests sparked by an amnesty bill dim the outlook for the economy and prompt overseas investors to pull funds from the country's assets.
Protests drag down Thai shares
Bloomberg News, Published on 04/11/2013
» Emerging-market stocks fell, sending the benchmark index to a three-week low, as anti-government protests dragged down Thai shares and South Korea's biggest financial company posted a jump in bad loans. The baht weakened.
Stocks, baht drop on protests
Bloomberg News, Published on 04/11/2013
» Thailand's stocks fell to a one-month low on Monday and the baht and government bonds dropped on speculation protests against a bill granting amnesty for political offences will escalate and deter investment.
Rural boom yields $6,000 jacuzzis
Bloomberg News, Published on 29/10/2013
» When Tos Chirathivat and his billionaire family make acquisitions for their Thailand-based retail, property and hotel empire, they often do it in style.
Stocks down on amnesty push risks
Bloomberg News, Published on 01/08/2013
» Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra risks Thailand's biggest protests this year with a legislative push that includes an amnesty for jailed supporters and two trillion baht of railway investments.