Bank of Thailand chooses its targets
The Bank of Thailand has vowed to prioritise addressing the country’s structural problems next year to support economic growth and unlock its full growth potential, according to governor Vitai Ratanakorn.
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The Bank of Thailand has vowed to prioritise addressing the country’s structural problems next year to support economic growth and unlock its full growth potential, according to governor Vitai Ratanakorn.
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