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High Interest Rates Limit Growth on Stock Exchange of Thailand

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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Market experts predict the Stock Exchange of Thailand will trade sideways for the coming months, with the index not expected to pass 1,600 points before December. This limited market growth is attributed primarily to stubbornly high interest rates.

From chiangraitimes.com

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The Bank of Thailand continues to keep borrowing costs high to fight inflation. This strict financial policy makes it harder for local companies to borrow money for expansion, causing corporate profits to stagnate and keeping stock prices flat.

From chiangraitimes.com

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  • Central Food RetailSpeculative

    Central Food Retail might see reduced revenue as high interest rates increase borrowing costs and slow corporate profits.

  • Origin PropertySpeculative

    Origin Property might see reduced revenue as high interest rates increase borrowing costs and slow corporate profits.

  • Thai OilSpeculative

    Thai Oil might see reduced revenue as high interest rates increase borrowing costs and slow corporate profits.

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