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Thailand's Central Bank Says Keeping Rates Low While Major Peers Tighten Could Lead to a Build-Up of Financial Stability Risks.
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Thailand’s central bank warned that holding interest rates low while major peers tighten could allow financial-stability risks to build. The Bank of Thailand’s caution highlights the tradeoff between supporting domestic growth and guarding against overheating and leverage as global rate differentials widen. The signal matters for the baht, Thai bonds and bank credit conditions, and for how far the central bank can stay dovish without inviting excess. Watch the next policy meeting and commentary on household debt and capital flows for signs of a shift.
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