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Thai economic slowdown result of global economy: DPM Somkid

 

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BANGKOK (NNT) - Private companies held a national chambers of commerce seminar to gather suggestions on economic stimulation. Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak, who is to receive these suggestions in the name of the government, stressed that the Thai economy is actually growing, albeit slowly due to global economic challenges.

 

Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak delivered a speech on cooperation, in which he stressed that the Thai economy is growing at a slow pace, pointing out that the country’s low 2.5-2.6 percent economic growth is a consequence of the U.S.-China trade war, which is affecting the export sector.

 

The Thai economy relies heavily on the export sector, which represents 70 percent of GDP, with most of the exports being farm products. The sector is also suffering from an appreciating Thai baht, which is being addressed by the Bank of Thailand.

 

He pointed out the Thai baht will not depreciate to 32 baht per 1 U.S. dollar like in the past, requiring companies to adjust for survival. He said the economy in Q4 2019 will show recovery due to stimulus measures issued by the government.

 

At the 37th national chambers of commerce seminar, held in Lampang, the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade Chairman Kalin Sarasin delivered a white paper, containing suggestions for economic measures by private companies, to the Deputy Prime Minister. These suggestions cover efforts to reduce economic inequalities, in keeping with the government’s 20-year national strategy.

 

The private sector has expressed its willingness to cooperate with the government to drive the economy forward. They are asking the government to disclose non-classified information for companies to enable business analysis.

 

Companies have suggested that the government arrange a more diverse range of tourism activities, such as musical performances and international sports competitions, as well as promoting the film industry. They have also asked the government to provide better support for local stores.

 

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2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Companies have suggested that the government arrange a more diverse range of tourism activities, such as musical performances and international sports competitions, as well as promoting the film industry.

Now, problem solved. The economy will soon be back on track to two digit growth.

 

It was simple, really. How come nobody came up with this earlier?

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Dear Somkid, every day you invent a new lie, it seems that the purpose of your presence in the government is to blame everyone but not those responsible!
Be brave once, to your people as things really are! Ups ... it would be a blow against yourself ... sorry ...!

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19 minutes ago, BestB said:

He does not know what he is asking, he is as clueless and his boss.

 

eggs were 65 baht, then went up to 80 baht. now at 100 baht and my supplier advised as of new year will be 120 baht. No one is dropping prices as they simply can not afford to because cost of doing business keeps going up. 
 

if I had to guess. Current regime will run country down into the ground but lay blame on foreigners and foreign economies . 
 

sooner or later the elites will start to suffer losses and perhaps will see change of direction 

One can only hope many of the current generals in charge now, will end up in prison or at least exile, later. They sure deserve  that. 

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16 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Nothing to do with the strong THB,it's the rest of the Worlds fault.????

regards worgeordie

just like all the crashes are the brakes fault...  its like a classroom of 5 year olds....

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19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

he stressed that the Thai economy is growing at a slow pace

 

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

He said the economy in Q4 2019 will show recovery due to stimulus measures issued by the government.

first he say economy is slow and next paragraph/sentence he says economy will show recovery, is it contradictory or what, the guy doesn't know left from right like the majority of his colleagues at the government

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Meanwhile, Vietnam is eating Thailand’s sum tam (lunch).  They don’t take orders from the ChiComs—no bullet trains, no submarines, and have a much higher English language proficiency.

Oh yes, did I mention the difference in currencies vs USD?

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