Emerging Asia Economics Weekly
Bank of Thailand set to tighten further
Thailand’s Q2 GDP data are released on Monday and the figures should confirm that the hit to the economy from the April-May troubles in Bangkok was not severe. We have always expected that this would be the case. Thailand’s export growth will slow from now on but a slump is unlikely, while domestic demand is set to stay healthy. The upshot is that the Bank of Thailand will probably hike its policy rate by 25bp to 1.75% on Wednesday. The baht should climb further by end-2010 as well and we also remain bullish on Bangkok stocks.
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