Economists warned of slower growth in Thailand, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, A major credit rating agency, recently reported that the political unrest in Thailand continues to hurt the economy.The opposition Democratic Party has accused the ruling party Pheu Thai is not loyal to the King. That's a serious accusation in Thailand.The opposition was also questioned about the fairness of the election. Now foreign investors are expressing concern. The President of Toyota Motor Corp. in Thailand warned that investors could put their money in other countries.Chris Baker is an expert on Thailand's business. He said that major foreign investors are concerned about the lack of a clear winner in the election March 2.In addition, the Thai Government is facing financial pressures. The Government promised to pay farmers grow rice more than $ 3 billion for the rice at a higher price than the market price. The banks are ready to lend money for the rice.Foreign investors withdrew from the stock market in Thailand since the political rally began in November to the end of January, the leading stock measures Thailand has fallen 10% of its value.Thailand's economy has been hurt by recent unrest in Bangkok. More than 40 countries have warned their citizens about violence. The economy has recovered from the previous issue. But instability could make it more difficult for foreigners who want to return to Thailand.
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