Thailand’s economic recovery will take time

Thailand's economic performance improved in the second quarter, following the military coup in late May that has helped calm political unrest and boosted confidence in the economy. Growth is set to pick up further in the coming quarters, but it will take time for the recovery to gain a firmer footing. 

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