Chamber of Commerce requests new govt. to maintain 30% capital reserve requirement
Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce Pramont Sutheewong (ประมนต์ สุธีวงศ์) says FED’s 0.5% interest rate cut will not affect Thailand’s economy much in a short-term period. He also calls on the new government to maintain the 30% capital reserve requirement and prepare measures for fluctuations of the baht currency after the requirement is lifted.
The chairman also suggests BoT to adjust the country’s interest rate in line with FED’s rate, adding that the global economic situation is deteriorating.
Mr Pramont affirms the new government should carefully consider before deciding to withdraw the 30% reserve requirement.
Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 31 January 2008
The Thai Economy Is In Crisis
Started by george, 2007-04-27 15:58
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#2126Posted 2008-01-31 12:38:24 #2129Posted 2008-01-31 15:33:05 Quote Chamber of Commerce requests new govt. to maintain 30% capital reserve requirement Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce Pramont Sutheewong (ประมนต์ สุธีวงศ์) says FED’s 0.5% interest rate cut will not affect Thailand’s economy much in a short-term period. He also calls on the new government to maintain the 30% capital reserve requirement and prepare measures for fluctuations of the baht currency after the requirement is lifted. The chairman also suggests BoT to adjust the country’s interest rate in line with FED’s rate, adding that the global economic situation is deteriorating. Mr Pramont affirms the new government should carefully consider before deciding to withdraw the 30% reserve requirement. Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 31 January 2008 #2130Posted 2008-02-01 21:40:09
george, on 2007-04-27 15:58:08, said: BANGKOK: -- The Thai economy is in crisis and the government must stimulate state and private investment to make consumption recover if it wants to see the country weather the economic crisis, a leading economist warned Friday. Boy that was a vacation to remember... |
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