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Bloomberg News, Published on 04/10/2022
» Thailand is battling the worst flooding in years with a large swathe of its crop land inundated by seasonal storms and swollen rivers, threatening to fuel food prices and hinder a nascent tourism recovery.
Bloomberg News, Published on 09/07/2022
» The trickle of positive calls on Chinese equities has turned into a flood as a recent easing of coronavirus curbs and pledges of more stimulus help revive sentiment.
Bloomberg News, Published on 17/03/2020
» MANILA: The Philippine stock exchange chief said he plans to reopen the $188 billion market on Thursday, signaling a quick resumption of trading after the country became the first to shut financial markets in response to the widening coronavirus pandemic.
Bloomberg News, Published on 09/03/2020
» Oil crashed more than 30% after the breakup of the Opec+ alliance triggered an all-out price war, with both Russia and Saudi Arabia poised to flood the market with cheap oil.
Bloomberg News, Published on 21/09/2019
» More Chinese manufacturers are looking to Thailand as a production base to avoid US tariffs, based on trends in demand for industrial estates.
Business, Bloomberg News, Published on 14/10/2017
» MUMBAI: Shares of Bharti Airtel Ltd surged the most since in five months on Friday after it announced that it had agreed to absorb Tata Group's mobile-phone business in the latest among mergers shaking up one of the world's most crowded wireless markets.
Bloomberg News, Published on 22/09/2017
» In a sign of how the flood of money into emerging markets is upending conventional wisdom, military-run Thailand with a credit rating just three levels above junk at Moody's Investors Service has become a favoured low-yielding destination for bond investors.
Bloomberg News, Published on 12/09/2017
» Thailand's sovereign bonds don’t yield much more than US Treasuries, they cost less to insure than Spanish notes and its currency is more stable than China’s managed yuan.
Bloomberg News, Published on 06/04/2017
» Thailand is no stranger when it comes to hot money. This time around, officials have a new dynamic to worry about when it comes to cooling inflows from abroad: Donald Trump.
Bloomberg News, Published on 15/07/2016
» China’s economy stabilised as lending and consumer spending perked up late in the June quarter, suggesting the world’s second-largest economy is responding to stepped up monetary and fiscal policy support.