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Capital markets become victim to Thailand’s political uncertainty, prompting foreign investors to dump Thai markets


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We had to act, the country was in peril, economy teetering on the edge. All the uncertainty was making everyone uncertain, but were they uncertain? maybe. Doesn't matter, think too much.

 

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1 hour ago, 2baht said:

Don't all political parties steal money? That's why competition for the trough is so intense!

Sure does.....But the left wing not only steal for themself, they also hand out money for the poor which is even worse economically.

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1 hour ago, h90 said:

Did you read it? they are afraid of ultra-left wing....as every business should be. No business has a problem with a right wing army government. The left wing is stealing the money.

who wrote the article??? army based or not army based... and than there is the richest person in the world too.. a little bit shortsighted... all institutions who don't like changes.. 

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1 hour ago, h90 said:

Sure does.....But the left wing not only steal for themself, they also hand out money for the poor which is even worse economically.

Really! Subs, aircraft and tanks they the people who were arrested for daring to protest about corruption even before they went anywhere, just sitting on a train.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

The continued uncertainty about the formation of the new government has pushed foreign investors to continue to sell down equities and bonds in Thailand

So tell the EC to pull it's finger out and give us a result.

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4 hours ago, h90 said:

some things are close to communism

Really? I sometimes feel there are people who view liberalism as communistic. Communism would imply the means of production are owned communally and private property is nonexistent or severely curtailed. 

Communism per se is a political and economic ideology that opposes liberal democracy and capitalism

I haven't seen sign of that yet but feel free to enlighten everyone.

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