RHB | Thailand | Consumer Demand Remain Weak As Deflation Persisted

Economic Research	04 Aug 2015
Thailand
Economic Highlights
Consumer Demand Remain Weak As Deflation Persisted Thailand’s headline consumer prices (CPI) fell 1.1% y-o-y in July, the same pace as in June and compared with -1.3% in May. Prices of food & beverages accelerated, but gains were offset by non-food & beverage items which saw costs fall at a faster rate compared to June. Core CPI held stable in July, unchanged for the third consecutive month. Economist:  Ng Kee Chou  | +603 9280 2179
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