Thailand’s prime minister is mounting the biggest pressure campaign for lower interest rates in a decade, escalating a policy clash with the central bank that risks hurting investor sentiment toward one of Asia’s worst-performing markets.
Over the past week, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has bemoaned the country’s high borrowing costs on social media and called on the central bank to consider rate cuts.
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