3 Mar 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor February's CPI is Unlikely to Force BI to Reconsider its Recent Pause

Miguel Chanco (Chief EM Asia Economist)2nd Mar 2023 16:24Emerging Asia, Daily Monitor

BI likely will shrug off the minor upside surprise in the February CPI; food base effects will soon help.
Thailand’s trade gap leapt to its highest level since 2012, but Lunar New Year noise is partly to blame...
...The turnaround in imports signals stronger rising domestic demand; exports are improving, too.

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3 Mar 2023 Emerging Asia Monitor February's CPI is Unlikely to Force BI to Reconsider its Recent Pause

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