-- 泰國央行週四表示，受出口、製造業和內需的支撐，泰國經濟第一季季增。 私人消費下滑0.8%，私人投資下降3.5%，反映國內成長動能放緩。但政府支出成長4.8%，有助於緩衝整體成長。 泰國央行表示，貿易活動仍活躍，出口成長3.3%，但進口激增11.5%，因為企業加快了原料和能源相關產品的採購。 物價方面，整體通膨率降至0.08%，核心通膨率較去年同期上漲0.57%。泰國央行稱，經常帳仍保持盈餘，約6億美元。
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