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Thailand set for strong growth

Today’s Q4 GDP data for Thailand show that the economy returned to q/q growth at the end of last year, as expected. Growth is likely to pick up during the course of this year, led by strengthening domestic demand and exports to the rest of Asia. The key risk to the economy is that the upcoming elections bring another bout of severe social unrest.

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