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U.S. tariffs on China goods may cut Thai exports as much as $6.7 billion - ministry

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On 5/14/2019 at 11:32 AM, BestB said:

If that happens along with

everything else declining , should we expect for Thai economy to tank? Or it will sail through the crisis once again on the back of imaginary growth 

Don't worry , even if it did tank, there are some TV screwballs who will continue to deny property prices are in free fall. Lets face it, those that say they have been involved in Thai property for 10, 15 20 years or so are obviously experts.  In cleaning them most probably.????

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