Thailand coup
Foreign investors pull out $2b from Thailand
Thailand's May 22 military coup prompted global investors to pull about $2 billion from the nation’s stocks and bonds, sending the country's currency downwards.
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Moody’s: Thailand coup makes economic woes worse
The May 22 coup d'etat in Thailand will neither restore investor confidence nor help its economy to avoid a cut in its growth forecast...
Thailand’s tourism sector calls for urgent measures
Thailand's tourism industry has called for the urgent formation of a new government to lure back tourists so the sector can continue its growth.
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Thai economy under heavy pressure after coup
Thailand's economy was already struggling before the country's military seized power in a bloodless coup on May 22, saying it needed to restore order...
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