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Thailand started 2010 well but what happens from here?

Q1 GDP in Thailand, published today, beat expectations but the most significant announcement in recent days was one from the Finance Minister, who stated that the government was “highly unlikely” to serve its full term in office. The holding of early elections is key to reducing political instability to the lower level which will allow the economy to continue to grow at a reasonable pace.

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