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Thailand Central Bank Governor Vitai says the economy may grow 1.5%-1.7% in 2026, adds need to tackle structural issues, and that Thailand is facing US tariffs and structural problems

Thailand's Central Bank Governor's comments about anticipated economic growth of 1.5%-1.7% in 2026, coupled with the acknowledgment of US tariffs and structural issues, suggest a cautious outlook.

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This necessitates careful monitoring of the rate path and potential responses to both domestic challenges and external pressures, impacting how investors position in Thai assets and fixed income markets.

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