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- NESDB revises 2003 GDP growth forecast to 4-5% after surprisingly strong 4Q02 economic growth of 6.1% (18 Mar 2003)
- Investment Strategy : Dividend stocks offer best shelter against bombs (12 Mar 2003)
- Investment Strategy : Dividend stocks offer best shelter against bombs (Continued) (12 Mar 2003)
- January economic numbers look very promising (4 Mar 2003)
- New Finance Minister brings wealth of experience on government revenues (10 Feb 2003)
- Investment Strategy : Waiting for Gulf War II to begin - and end (5 Feb 2003)
- Investment Strategy : Waiting for Gulf War II to begin - and end (Continued) (5 Feb 2003)
- December economic data remains favourable, BOT raised 2002-2003 GDP growth up. (3 Feb 2003)
- Cambodian riot unlikely to significantly affect listed Thai companies (30 Jan 2003)
- Exports and consumer spending sustain economy’s momentum in November (2 Jan 2003)
- Investment Strategy : Volatile year ahead, but SET recovery to continue in 2003 (25 Dec 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Volatile year ahead, but SET recovery to continue in 2003 (Continued) (25 Dec 2002)
- 2002 GDP forecast revised up to 4.9% (17 Dec 2002)
- Indicators point towards a very strong 4Q02 economy (2 Dec 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Earnings growth stocks will reward investors (22 Nov 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Earnings growth stocks will reward investors (Continued) (22 Nov 2002)
- Moody’s raises outlook for Thai ratings (18 Nov 2002)
- Exports give the Thai economy a boost (1 Nov 2002)
- Investment Strategy : More sideways movement until external factors clear (Continued) (18 Oct 2002)
- Investment Strategy : More sideways movement until external factors clear (18 Oct 2002)
- Fitch revises Thailand's outlook to positive (11 Oct 2002)
- Positive August economic numbers overshadowed by gloomy news from the US (1 Oct 2002)
- Exports in August rise 9.1% yoy (26 Sep 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Waiting for external factors to clear (Continued) (23 Sep 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Waiting for external factors to clear (23 Sep 2002)
- Surprisingly strong 2Q02 GDP growth of 5.1% (17 Sep 2002)
- Thai economy estimated to have grown by 4.7-5.2% in 2Q02 (13 Sep 2002)
- Favorable July economic figures indicate recovery still on track (2 Sep 2002)
- Positive June economic numbers, but outlook clouded by slowing US economy (1 Aug 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Short-term consolidation before next ral (Continued) (12 July 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Short-term consolidation before next ral (12 July 2002)
- All sectors are now contributing to economic growth (2 Jul 2002)
- BOT to issue Bt300bn in new savings bonds within the next two months (25 Jun 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Year-end target revised up to 500 (Continued) (20 Jun 2002)
- Investment Strategy : Year-end target revised up to 500 (20 Jun 2002)
- NESDB announces strong 1Q02 GDP growth of 3.9%, but warns of excessive growth in consumer credit (18 Jun 2002)
- Expect very strong 1Q02 GDP growth of 4.5-4.8% (13 Jun 2002)
- Gradual economic recovery is probably the best news (3 Jun 2002)
- April exports see flat growth (29 May 2002)
- BOT raises 2002-03 GDP forecasts on the back of improving March economic figures (2 May 2002)
- Strongest export figure in seven months (26 Apr 2002)
- Domestic demand-driven economic growth, but external trade figures remain primary concern (1 Apr 2002)
- February exports fell 20.9%. No…wait…it's down only 8.5% (26 Mar 2002)
- 4Q01 GDP growth rate expected to come in at 1.2%: 2002 growth rate revised up to 3.6% (14 Mar 2002)
- BOT leaves repo rate unchanged at 2%, but starts to apply more pressure on the banks (5 Mar 2002)
- Domestic demand looks stable in January, but external trade is becoming a primary concern (4 Mar 2002)
- Foreign fund inflows - a warning from history (12 Feb 2002)
- Thai Economy Remains Resilient Despite Decline in Export Sector (1 Feb 2002)
- BOT tells commercial banks to go ahead and cut interest rates again (22 Jan 2002)
- Investors looking to cash in on generous dividends (17 Jan 2002)
- November economic data offers some encouraging signs despite 13% drop in exports (2 Jan 2002)
- Thai economy slows, but maintains positive growth (18 Dec 2001)
- SCB takes the lead in cutting interest rates (3 Dec 2001)
- Terror attack in US had an impact on Thailand’s October economic numbers, but not as much as originally feared (3 Dec 2001)
- Oversold Thai stock market has recovery potential by year-end (20 Nov 2001)
- September economic numbers show initial impact of terrorist attacks (1 Nov 2001)
- Encouraging improvement in external numbers offset signs of slowing economy (1 Oct 2001)
- Private consumption keeps GDP growth in the black (18 Sep 2001)
- SET expected to fall about
5% after one-day shutdown (12 Sep 2001)
- Industrial utilization rate slips back to 51.2% in July (3 Sep 2001)
- SET to narrow spreads for low-priced stocks (31 Aug 2001)
- Growing list of companies preparing to split par (30 Aug 2001)
- Foreign fund inflows to drive SET index to 340-350 (27 Aug 2001)
- Thaksin found not guilty and SET's heading back to 330 (3 Aug 2001)
- June economic figures show no sign of improvement (1 Aug 2001)
- Thai economy expected to contract in the second quarter (2 Jul 2001)
- Anyone want a loan? Just visit one of your local state-owned banks (20 Jun 2001)
- Impact of export slowdown seen in first quarter GDP numbers (19 Jun 2001)
- Thaksin acquittal would drive SET higher but any gains likely to prove short-lived (14 Jun 2001)
- Capacity utilization report shows which sectors are still facing tough times (8 Jub 2001)
- Investment strategy under a tightening monetary policy (6 Jun 2001)
- New BOT Chief announces dramatic reversal in monetary policy (5 Jun 2001)
- Increase in inflation will give the government more ammunition for its drive to push up deposit rates (4 Jun 2001)
- Not much to brag about in April economic numbers (1 Jun 2001)
- New BOT chief Pridiyathorn will be in a strong position to work out a compromise on interest rates (30 May 2001)
- SET falls 2.34% as Pridiyathorn replaces Mom Tao as central bank governor (29 May 2001)
- Increase in deposit rates should be a key condition of bank bail-out package (28 May 2001)
- New stock market support measures expected to be fast-tracked (4 May 2001)
- March economic numbers indicate Thailand's vulnerability to external factors (2 May 2001)
- Japanese jaw-boning may ease pressure on baht (5 Apr 2001)
- Thaksin tells the nation the truth about country’s economic and social ills (4 Apr 2001)
- First day of Constitutional Court case rattles the market (4 Apr 2001)
- Declining rice prices will have negative impact on economy/domestic consumption (3 Apr 2001)
- Government is not going far enough to promote capital market development (2 Apr 2001)
- Negative economic outlook after February’s “stable” numbers (2 Apr 2001)
- Education is the key to Thailand’s ability to sustain long-term economic growth (30 Mar 2001)
- Baht falls to 3-year low against the dollar (30 Mar 2001)
- NESDB lowers 2001 GDP target to 3.5-4% (20 Mar 2001)
- Government designing three quick-fix economic measures (15 Mar 2001)
- Deposit rates are going up, but lending rates expected to remain steady (12 Mar 2001)
- No sign of improvement in January economic numbers (1 Mar 2001)
- Expect interest rates to decline by not more than 0.5% (7 Feb 2001)
- Overall economic data shows contraction in December (1 Feb 2001)
- BOT has new resolve to maintain its low interest rate policy next year (29 Dec 2000)
- MSCI to announce new market weightings based on free float (6 Dec 2000)
- October economic numbers will not bolster confidence as new negative factors loom (1 Dec 2000)
- Key differences in the economic policies of Thai Rak Thai and Democrats (31 Nov 2000)
- Economic Report for the Month of September (1 Nov 2000)
- Watch out Thai TMT stocks to gain benefit from Nasdaq rebound (16 Oct 2000)
- Projected Foreign Exchange Losses for Listed Companies (16 Oct 2000)
- SET Index : DON'T YOU THINK IT IS TOO MUCH (10 Oct 2000)
- Thailand Economics Update : August 2000 (1 Oct 2000)