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Govt Challenged to Remove Central Bank Governor Amidst Digital Wallet Dispute


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3 hours ago, webfact said:

The project, initiated by Pheu Thai, plans to give 50 million Thai nationals a 10,000-baht digital wallet

Promised

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

unnecessary public debt.

Thank you for your (failed) service former PM Prayut.

"Thailand's household debt swells amid policy stagnation concerns", Toyoaki Fujiwara, Editor-in-Chief, NikkiAsia July 9, 2023 

Expert says next government must address long-standing problem

  • On July 3, the Bank of Thailand announced the country's household debt had reached 16 trillion baht ($455 billion) in the first quarter of 2023, or 90.6% of the kingdom's gross domestic product, a further deterioration from the 87% recorded in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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What this little sweet heart daughter of the former-culprit-former-prime-minister-former-fugitive does not know is how to pay for this populistic move.

Despite all this it remains a fact, that Pheu Thai came in second and jumped side last minute in a deal nobody officially talks about - at the very last moment.

So, despite shortchanging their voters they now try to silence the last stop to financial disaster and throw the governor of the Central bank under the bus. 

Let me get the popcorn - it will be an interesting summer into the financial abyss of the Thai Baht! 

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4 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Promised

Actually, the initial promise included ALL Thais above the age of 16. This new "plan" is already a step away from the initial promise

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5 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

Absolutely correct !!!!!

Dems are floundering.  I think they are hoping that the PTO will sack him, things will turn to crap, and then they can say, see what the PTP did.

 

This three-batch thing is a crock. No matter what they do, it will hurt the country, and then they will still not meet their election promise.

 

Teens have already figured out how to beat the system.

 

 

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It was an election bribe and they still lost

 

now they can't afford to pay it 

 

just as well they don't have a welfare system to fund like in the west

 

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politicians that know nothing deciding over ...

 

same as what they do to farmers, well in Europe... 

 

they forgot the procude are food... watch clarkson's farm to see all the red tape involved...

 

he might get away with it as he is rich beyond ...

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On 5/7/2024 at 8:12 AM, JoePai said:

They should listen to the Governor - he know what's best not the self serving muppets in government 

Agree in todays FT there is an article of Thailands failed policies over the economy and alarming levels of rural poverty.By removing the BOT independence means the ruling clique can borrow vast sums for their B10000 programme. Just saddle the next generation with debt. The last uk PMwanted to borrow vast sums too without it being funded and the uk economy was thrashed . 

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16 minutes ago, Hugh Jarse said:

Agree in todays FT there is an article of Thailands failed policies over the economy and alarming levels of rural poverty.By removing the BOT independence means the ruling clique can borrow vast sums for their B10000 programme. Just saddle the next generation with debt. The last uk PMwanted to borrow vast sums too without it being funded and the uk economy was thrashed . 

They just should have a look to Turkey where the Erdogan Idiot has done the same to get control over the Central Bank. Inflation is around 80%.

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