Thai economy may grow less than 2% this year - central bank

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Thailand's economy may grow by less than 2% this year while exports are lik...

BANGKOK - Thailand’s economy may grow by less than 2% this year while exports are likely to contract, mainly from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, a senior central bank official said on Thursday.

The central bank said previously its 2.8% growth forecast for this year would be missed. It reviews economic projections next month.Official 2019 gross domestic product data is due on Monday. Last year, Thailand welcomed a record 39.8 million foreign tourists, with Chinese visitors at nearly 11 million. Spending by foreign tourists accounted for 11% of GDP last year.

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