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HOME Investor Relations CDRAC FIDF Contents Press/Speech/ E-releases BOT Services Procurement ... Bond and Debt Instruments Search Service Manager : Parisun Anotai How to search Symbol used Monetary Policy Monetary Policy Today Development of Monetary Policy Current Monetary Policy (3 March 2003) Mr. Bandid Nijathaworn, Assistant Governor of the Monetary Policy Group, Bank of Thailand announced that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) met today to assess the latest economic developments and trends in order to determine the appropriate monetary policy stance going forward. The main issues discussed were as follows: 1. The MPC reviewed the latest data on economic conditions in Thailand and deemed that the economy continued to grow satisfactorily in January 2003. Economic activity was buoyed by further expansion in production, consumer spending, as well as improvements in both consumer and business confidence, while export was not hampered by external uncertainties. However, domestic investment, especially in machinery and equipment, began to moderate.

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The University of Michigan News and Information Services News Release 412 Maynard Ann Arbor, Michigan November 15, 2001 America's recession should be "brief and shallow" ANN ARBOR-The Sept. 11 attacks may have sent an increasingly vulnerable American economy into its first recession in 10 years, but the slump should be short as economic recovery will get under way by next spring, say University of Michigan economists. "The tragedy of the terrorist attacks proved to be one-too-many negative shocks, and the already fragile U.S. economic expansion succumbed," says Saul H. Hymans , U-M professor of economics . "The Commerce Department has estimated a negative growth rate for the 3rd quarter of this year. It's our judgment that the economy will register another decline in output in the 4th quarter and that this will eventually be deemed a recession. But we're expecting it to be brief and shallow." In their annual two-year forecast of the national economy, Hymans and colleagues Joan P. Crary and Janet C. Wolfe

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