A strong rebound in Thailand’s growth is unlikely

Thailand’s Q2 GDP data showed continued weakness in the economy, and we do not expect much of a rebound in the second half of the year. Given the central bank’s limited scope to aggressively loosen policy, the government will feel the pressure to support growth.

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