Bank of Thailand lowers growth and inflation forecasts

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The Bank of Thailand lowered its forecasts for growth and inflation in its latest monetary policy report, published today, in the wake of disappointing domestic demand.

The central bank said the drop in domestic demand in the economy was "more than expected" as a result of cautious consumers and delays in the government's planned fiscal stimulus. It attributed weak consumer spending to "softening confidence" and the country's "rising debt burden". Consequently, the central bank dropped its

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