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Regional confidence in economy seen rising

By The Nation

 

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Citizens’ confidence is strengthening in the Thai economy’s six-month outlook, according to a Regional Confidence Index compiled with data from 76 provincial treasury offices.

 

The Thai Chamber of Commerce and Federation of Thai Industries announced the conclusion on Thursday (November 28).

 

Wuttipong Jittungsakul, director of the Savings and Investment Policy Bureau, and Pisit Puapan, director of the Macroeconomic Policy Bureau under the Fiscal Policy Office, said the Confidence Index in the West and Northeast increased to 65.6 points, which they attributed to enhancements in the agriculture and services sectors.

 

The North hit 63.8 based on support for the industrial sector via the government’s economic stimulus measures for SME entrepreneurs, they said, while the East rose to 60.8.

 

The South was at 59.5 points while the Central region rose to 56.1, with Bangkok separately registering 50 points, both thanks to the enhancement of employment.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30378863

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2019-11-28
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1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

Citizens’ confidence is strengthening in the Thai economy’s six-month outlook, according to a Regional Confidence Index compiled with data from 76 provincial treasury offices.

The Regional Confidence Index is boosted by the helicopter stimulus money that flows into the pockets of those charged with the responsibility for infrastructure village development.

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The problem with maintaining an archive of publications is that I have to include junk like this article.

No doubt next week (apart from only last week) the cited Confidence Index will be contradicted and a new excuse for cheer leading the Thai economy will surface.

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