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State planning agency to announce official figures and downward revision of full-year outlook on Monday published : 14 May 2021 at 18:02 8 The view from an empty hotel at Karon beach in Phuket, where authorities are still hoping they can start to welcome some foreign visitors in July. (Reuters Photo) Thailand’s economy probably shrank again in the first quarter of this year, a Reuters poll showed on Friday, as coronavirus outbreaks hurt consumption and tourism, slowing the pace of the economic recovery. Southeast Asia’s second-largest econ...

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Up to 10 citizens of Tajikistan die as result of border conflict with Kyrgyzstan - media DUSHANBE. April 30 (Interfax) - Eight to ten citizens of Tajikistan have died as a result of the armed conflict on the Tajik-Kyrgyz border, the Tajik media said. According to the Tajik service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Radio Ozodi (designated as a foreign-agent media outlet in Russia), the armed conflict has killed at least eight citizens of Tajikistan, including three servicemen of the Tajik National Security Committee's Border Forces and five civilians. The radio said they were buried on Frida...

SET follows global bourse downturn 5 Fed holding steady leads to sell-off published : 29 Jan 2021 at 04:02 5 A man looks at an electronic board displaying stock prices at Asia Plus Securities. (Photo by Pornprom Satrabhaya) Many global markets crashed on Wednesday, with Thailand's stock market following suit on Thursday, dipping by 1.98%. Investors were disappointed with the chairman of the Federal Reserve's statement that the Fed is retaining it monetary policy without any new stimulus measures. The Thai stock market fell to its lowest ...