Economic Research
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18 Sept 2014
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Thailand
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Economic
Outlook
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Thailand’s economic
condition had stabilised with real GDP growth expanding by 0.4% y-o-y in 2Q
2014, after
registering
a decline of 0.5% in the 1Q and compared with +0.6% in the 4Q of 2013, which
reflected a more stable political situation following a military coup in late
May. A pick-up in growth will likely be more apparent in the 4Q, on the back
of the stimulus measures that will take time to filter down and amid a low
base last year. However, it will not be adequate to lift growth to the
government targeted 2.0% pace, in our opinion. As a result, our GDP forecast
is retained at 1.2% for 2014, which will be slower than the +2.9% registered
last year.
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
RHB | Thailand | Growth to Pick Up In 2H 2014, Albeit Gradually
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