Thailand's credit growth is a serious risk to the economy

Thailand's private sector credit as a share of GDP has increased significantly in recent years, raising concerns about financial stability. Even if a crisis is avoided, current credit growth rates are unsustainable and will have to slow, which will act as a drag on growth.

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