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Trumps policies make inflation the lowest since 2021
So here's another NY Times May 13 headline: - (Fed Chairman) Powell Emerges as a Potential Winner from the Trade Truce - The markets have come around to the Federal Reserve chairman’s cautious approach to lowering interest rates. President Trump could be a tougher convert. -
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Extension using monthly deposits to Bangkok Bank- FFT before, now shows TPP
It will take till next week before all statements are ready. It's the same lady working at the bank for years now that's provided the papers for me. All I can do is try. I'm a little late starting paperwork as extension ends 28 May. just wondering if I should go straight to an agent first. -
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Extension using monthly deposits to Bangkok Bank- FFT before, now shows TPP
According bank website......."PromptPay Transfer / Top Up eWallet (TPP)" -
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Report Chiang Mai Named Safest City in ASEAN for 2025
Chiang Mai Moat. Picture courtesy of Wikipedia. Chiang Mai has been recognised as the safest city in ASEAN for 2025, according to Numbeo. The city topped the list which evaluated crime levels and feelings of safety both day and night. Numbeo, a Serbian-based website that offers users data on living costs and quality of life, ranked the cities using public perception of crime, as well as concerns about specific criminal activities like robbery, theft, assault, and public safety threats. Here are the top 10 safest cities in ASEAN for 2025: Chiang Mai, Thailand - 78.2 points Singapore - 77.4 points Davao, Philippines - 71.6 points Penang, Malaysia - 69.7 points Hanoi, Vietnam - 65.9 points Makati, Philippines - 61.5 points Bangkok, Thailand - 60.7 points Iloilo, Philippines - 59.3 points Pattaya, Thailand - 53.9 points Johor Bahru, Malaysia - 51.3 points Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khaosod 2025-05-14 -
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When was the last time that you spoke with a foreigner?
Trees in many places are planted on a rotational basis. They harvest a certain amount, then plant saplings there so new trees can grow and they'll have a consistent supply. .......https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_plantation
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