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Economic Research
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03 March 2015
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Thailand
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Economic
Highlights
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Thailand’s
headline consumer prices fell for the second consecutive month in February by
0.5% y-o-y, after dropping by 0.4% in January and compared with +0.6% in
December, as lower energy prices in recent months translated to lower prices
of food & beverages. This was made worse by soft domestic demand. The
core inflation rate, which excludes 138 items from the raw food and
energy segments, moderated to 1.4% y-o-y in February, from +1.6% in
January and compared to +1.7% in December.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2015
RHB | Thailand | Prices Deflate For The Second Straight Month In February
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