Deconstructing Thailand’s DIY sector: Is there enough demand to go around?

Perhaps Thailand’s Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is right and his country’s economy is actually in crisis.  It’s a strong word, and for sure he is using it partly to get leverage over the stubborn leadership of the Bank of Thailand, the central bank, which has not only refused to cut interest rates but has steadily raised them throughout 2023.  Last week at its latest meeting, the decision to stand pat was not exactly a win for Mr Thavisin, or for consumers, or for the retailer

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