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petpet
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Der Dollar verliert "nur" 0,8% zum Euro, also hat das schon was mit der Entwicklung zu tun.Extranjero" said:
http://www.handelsblatt.com/rohstoffe-devisen/Euro-US-Dollar-Wechselkurs
Wirtschaft
Diskutiere Wirtschaft im Politik und Wirtschaft Forum im Bereich Thailand Forum; Der Dollar verliert "nur" 0,8% zum Euro, also hat das schon was mit der Entwicklung zu tun...
http://www.handelsblatt.com/rohstoffe-devisen/Euro-US-Dollar-Wechselkurs
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Korn: GDP decline worse after riots
"The GDP for 2009 would would decline beyond the -2.5% to -3.0% earlier expected be caue of the rioting by the red-shirt group, Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said on Tuesday.
Mr Korn said the Ministry of Finance would revise its GDP growth estimate for the year as it was certain that from tourism and exports would fall as a consequence of the unrest."
Nicht dass jetzt einer gar glaubt, dass hätte der Finanzminister nicht schon letzte Woche gewußt. Wo doch die Leutz im Finanzministerium eigentlich immer nur über's Wochenende und über Feiertag ihre Glas-Kugeln auspacken würden. Ja, so haben sie es halt heute morgen erst gesehen. Von Zuhause
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/140548/korn-gdp-decline-worsens-after-riots
Ohnehin steht zukünftig zu erwarten, dass die Unruhen der Rothemden ganz immense indirekte Folgen haben werden. So z.B. bei den Krediten, die Thailand ja noch in Staatsausgaben verwandeln möchte. Ob die, die typischerweise mit Rotstiften unterzeichnet werden, überhaupt noch zustande kommen?
P.S. Weiß eigentlich einer, was aus dem Stimulus-Programm der Regierung Thailands geworden ist? Auszahlung begann ja am 26.3. der ja auch der 1. Tag der Bangkoker Demos der Rothemden war. Als die Leute deshalb ein paar Stunden später erst eintrafen.
"The GDP for 2009 would would decline beyond the -2.5% to -3.0% earlier expected be caue of the rioting by the red-shirt group, Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said on Tuesday.
Mr Korn said the Ministry of Finance would revise its GDP growth estimate for the year as it was certain that from tourism and exports would fall as a consequence of the unrest."
Nicht dass jetzt einer gar glaubt, dass hätte der Finanzminister nicht schon letzte Woche gewußt. Wo doch die Leutz im Finanzministerium eigentlich immer nur über's Wochenende und über Feiertag ihre Glas-Kugeln auspacken würden. Ja, so haben sie es halt heute morgen erst gesehen. Von Zuhause
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/140548/korn-gdp-decline-worsens-after-riots
Ohnehin steht zukünftig zu erwarten, dass die Unruhen der Rothemden ganz immense indirekte Folgen haben werden. So z.B. bei den Krediten, die Thailand ja noch in Staatsausgaben verwandeln möchte. Ob die, die typischerweise mit Rotstiften unterzeichnet werden, überhaupt noch zustande kommen?
P.S. Weiß eigentlich einer, was aus dem Stimulus-Programm der Regierung Thailands geworden ist? Auszahlung begann ja am 26.3. der ja auch der 1. Tag der Bangkoker Demos der Rothemden war. Als die Leute deshalb ein paar Stunden später erst eintrafen.
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Zur Lage des Tourismus in Thailand:
1. Wall Street Journal:
"Thailand´s capital became two cities on Monday: One paralyzed by antigovernment riots, the other celebrating the country´s traditional New Year water festival.
Throughout Bangkok young people and children gathered on street corners to spray passersby with water pistols or daub them with talcum powder. The festival, a tradition in predominantly Buddhist Thailand, is also a magnet for tourists.
This year, far fewer revelers turned out than in past festivals, because less than a mile away, soldiers were trying to break up mobs armed with Molotov cocktails. Late Monday night, the Associated Press reported that two people had been killed and more than 100 were injured. The clashes represent the most severe escalation in a three-year struggle between supporters of ousted populist leader Thaksin Shinawatra and conservative, military-backed politicians.
The violence has those in the tourism business -- one of Thailand´s biggest industries, accounting for 6.7% of its economy and about two million jobs -- on the verge of despair. "The airport closures were bad enough," said Pusapa Krittiwan, referring to last year´s protests that closed Bangkok´s two airports for a week and prompted the collapse of the previous, pro-Thaksin government. Ms. Pusapa, who owns a guest house in the city´s Khao San backpacker district, said, "People are afraid to come and those that are here are thinking of leaving."
Surat Vongchansilp, president of the Khao San business owners´ association, estimated there were 80% fewer foreign tourists than last year in Khao San, the site of Bangkok´s biggest water festival. "Some people saw the tanks and soldiers and decided to check out. They are afraid something worse might happen," Mr. Surat said.
By midafternoon, Bangkok´s government canceled the festival in Khao San, citing security risks.
Some tourists managed to enjoy the start of the three-day festival. "I know there´s something going on with protests, but I don´t think it´s going to affect my holiday. I´m staying put," said David Garcia, a 21-year-old student from San Diego. Others said they decided to leave early and head to the relative calm of southern Thailand´s tropical beaches.
Industry officials said it may take a long time for Thailand to recover from the latest dent to its previous reputation as an exotic yet safe destination. Kongrit Hiranyakit, chairman of the Tourism Council of Thailand, said continuing mayhem, combined with last year´s airport closings, could cut tourism revenue by a third this year from last, to $5.6 billion. The global economic slump is magnifying the effect of the political upheaval because fewer travelers can afford to come to Thailand.
[highlight=yellow:499328b912]"I don´t know what to say anymore. It´s finished. Tourists have lost the confidence to come here," said Apichart Sankary, president of the Association of Thai Travel Agents.[/highlight:499328b912]
The biggest deterrent, he said, was the way in which the red-clad protesters managed to invade and force the cancellation of an economic summit in the seaside resort of Pattaya on Saturday. Presidents and prime ministers had to be evacuated by helicopter.
As the political crisis continues, the potential risks are sinking in. The U.S., Australia, Britain, France, South Korea and other nations issued travel advisories to their citizens heading to Thailand or urged those already in the country to be careful."
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123960554467113037.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
2. The Straits Times
Thailand trips cancelled
SINGAPORE tourists, put off by the chaos in Thailand, are cancelling their trips to the country.
Checks with 15 travel agencies here show that half of them have had cancellations or postponements, especially for Bangkok and Pattaya, the scenes of recent demonstrations.
At ASA Holidays, all 10 Singaporeans headed to Thailand in the next two weeks have backed out. Sino-America (SA) Tours had five cancellations, more than half of those for travel this week. It is the same story at smaller outfits like Goldhill Plaza´s Timesworld with four cancellations so far, and Peninsula Plaza´s Ramesh Travel Service with five.
Said SA Tours spokesman Ruth Lim: ´We have advised customers to postpone their trip to Thailand if possible.´
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel alert to Singaporeans to postpone their travel plans to a later date.
Those still travelling should register at www.mfa.gov.sg to leave a contact, the ministry urged. So far, it has ´received a significant increase in the number of registrations from Singaporeans travelling to Thailand´ and ´will continue to monitor the situation closely´, said a spokesman.
The South-east Asian country is the third most popular travel destination among Singaporeans - behind Malaysia and China - with about 700,000 making trips to the country yearly.
Airlines that fly to Thailand, namely Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Thai Airways, Jetstar Asia and Tiger Airways, said that flights would go on as scheduled, but they would waive cancellation and re-routing charges for customers travelling to some destinations during this time.
The National Association of Travel Agents Singapore will also notify its 320 members today to let customers cancel with no penalties."
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_363322.html
1. Wall Street Journal:
"Thailand´s capital became two cities on Monday: One paralyzed by antigovernment riots, the other celebrating the country´s traditional New Year water festival.
Throughout Bangkok young people and children gathered on street corners to spray passersby with water pistols or daub them with talcum powder. The festival, a tradition in predominantly Buddhist Thailand, is also a magnet for tourists.
This year, far fewer revelers turned out than in past festivals, because less than a mile away, soldiers were trying to break up mobs armed with Molotov cocktails. Late Monday night, the Associated Press reported that two people had been killed and more than 100 were injured. The clashes represent the most severe escalation in a three-year struggle between supporters of ousted populist leader Thaksin Shinawatra and conservative, military-backed politicians.
The violence has those in the tourism business -- one of Thailand´s biggest industries, accounting for 6.7% of its economy and about two million jobs -- on the verge of despair. "The airport closures were bad enough," said Pusapa Krittiwan, referring to last year´s protests that closed Bangkok´s two airports for a week and prompted the collapse of the previous, pro-Thaksin government. Ms. Pusapa, who owns a guest house in the city´s Khao San backpacker district, said, "People are afraid to come and those that are here are thinking of leaving."
Surat Vongchansilp, president of the Khao San business owners´ association, estimated there were 80% fewer foreign tourists than last year in Khao San, the site of Bangkok´s biggest water festival. "Some people saw the tanks and soldiers and decided to check out. They are afraid something worse might happen," Mr. Surat said.
By midafternoon, Bangkok´s government canceled the festival in Khao San, citing security risks.
Some tourists managed to enjoy the start of the three-day festival. "I know there´s something going on with protests, but I don´t think it´s going to affect my holiday. I´m staying put," said David Garcia, a 21-year-old student from San Diego. Others said they decided to leave early and head to the relative calm of southern Thailand´s tropical beaches.
Industry officials said it may take a long time for Thailand to recover from the latest dent to its previous reputation as an exotic yet safe destination. Kongrit Hiranyakit, chairman of the Tourism Council of Thailand, said continuing mayhem, combined with last year´s airport closings, could cut tourism revenue by a third this year from last, to $5.6 billion. The global economic slump is magnifying the effect of the political upheaval because fewer travelers can afford to come to Thailand.
[highlight=yellow:499328b912]"I don´t know what to say anymore. It´s finished. Tourists have lost the confidence to come here," said Apichart Sankary, president of the Association of Thai Travel Agents.[/highlight:499328b912]
The biggest deterrent, he said, was the way in which the red-clad protesters managed to invade and force the cancellation of an economic summit in the seaside resort of Pattaya on Saturday. Presidents and prime ministers had to be evacuated by helicopter.
As the political crisis continues, the potential risks are sinking in. The U.S., Australia, Britain, France, South Korea and other nations issued travel advisories to their citizens heading to Thailand or urged those already in the country to be careful."
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123960554467113037.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
2. The Straits Times
Thailand trips cancelled
SINGAPORE tourists, put off by the chaos in Thailand, are cancelling their trips to the country.
Checks with 15 travel agencies here show that half of them have had cancellations or postponements, especially for Bangkok and Pattaya, the scenes of recent demonstrations.
At ASA Holidays, all 10 Singaporeans headed to Thailand in the next two weeks have backed out. Sino-America (SA) Tours had five cancellations, more than half of those for travel this week. It is the same story at smaller outfits like Goldhill Plaza´s Timesworld with four cancellations so far, and Peninsula Plaza´s Ramesh Travel Service with five.
Said SA Tours spokesman Ruth Lim: ´We have advised customers to postpone their trip to Thailand if possible.´
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel alert to Singaporeans to postpone their travel plans to a later date.
Those still travelling should register at www.mfa.gov.sg to leave a contact, the ministry urged. So far, it has ´received a significant increase in the number of registrations from Singaporeans travelling to Thailand´ and ´will continue to monitor the situation closely´, said a spokesman.
The South-east Asian country is the third most popular travel destination among Singaporeans - behind Malaysia and China - with about 700,000 making trips to the country yearly.
Airlines that fly to Thailand, namely Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Thai Airways, Jetstar Asia and Tiger Airways, said that flights would go on as scheduled, but they would waive cancellation and re-routing charges for customers travelling to some destinations during this time.
The National Association of Travel Agents Singapore will also notify its 320 members today to let customers cancel with no penalties."
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_363322.html
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Devisenlotterie: Welche Währung noch was wert ist
Der US-Dollar ist die Leitwährung der Welt. Seine lange Schwächephase hat der Greenback vor etwa einem Jahr unterbrochen, weil die Finanzmarktturbulenzen dazu geführt hatten, dass amerikanische Anleger sich aus vermeintlich riskanten ausländischen Engagements zurückzogen und ausländische Investoren in die als besonders sicher und liquide geltenden US-Staatsanleihen flüchteten. Allerdings dürfte der Dollar in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft kräftig unter Druck geraten. Die US-Notenbank hat die Druckerpresse angeworfen und flutet die Märkte mit frischen Milliarden. Die Analysten von Goldman Sachs und Citigroup rechnen mit deutlichen Kursverlusten für den Dollar. Noch allerdings zeigt die Leitwährung Stärke. Wie der Dollar in den vergangenen zwölf Monaten im Vergleich zu anderen Währungen abgeschnitten hat, lesen Sie auf den folgenden Seiten.
http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanze...e-welche-waehrung-noch-was-wert-ist;2238242;2
Der US-Dollar ist die Leitwährung der Welt. Seine lange Schwächephase hat der Greenback vor etwa einem Jahr unterbrochen, weil die Finanzmarktturbulenzen dazu geführt hatten, dass amerikanische Anleger sich aus vermeintlich riskanten ausländischen Engagements zurückzogen und ausländische Investoren in die als besonders sicher und liquide geltenden US-Staatsanleihen flüchteten. Allerdings dürfte der Dollar in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft kräftig unter Druck geraten. Die US-Notenbank hat die Druckerpresse angeworfen und flutet die Märkte mit frischen Milliarden. Die Analysten von Goldman Sachs und Citigroup rechnen mit deutlichen Kursverlusten für den Dollar. Noch allerdings zeigt die Leitwährung Stärke. Wie der Dollar in den vergangenen zwölf Monaten im Vergleich zu anderen Währungen abgeschnitten hat, lesen Sie auf den folgenden Seiten.
http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanze...e-welche-waehrung-noch-was-wert-ist;2238242;2
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Thailand´s tourism income set to shrink by Bt200 billion
BANGKOK, April 17 (TNA) - The recent political riots could wipe Bt200 billion off Thailand’s tourism industry income and along with it 200,000 jobs, according to industry leaders.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9543&t=1
Cabinet puts tourism promotion atop national agenda
BANGKOK, Apr 17 (TNA) – Thailand’s Cabinet on Friday resolved to put tourism promotion atop the national agenda to boost the tourism industry after a number of countries issued travel warnings to their citizens following recent clashes between anti-government protesters and government security personnel, and the subsequent declaration of a State of Emergency in the capital this week.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9547&t=1
Tourism sector begs end to emergency decree
BANGKOK, April 17 (TNA) – To convince tourists to visit Thailand, the tourism sector appealed to the government to lift the emergency decree and speed up national reconciliation.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9535&t=1
BANGKOK, April 17 (TNA) - The recent political riots could wipe Bt200 billion off Thailand’s tourism industry income and along with it 200,000 jobs, according to industry leaders.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9543&t=1
Cabinet puts tourism promotion atop national agenda
BANGKOK, Apr 17 (TNA) – Thailand’s Cabinet on Friday resolved to put tourism promotion atop the national agenda to boost the tourism industry after a number of countries issued travel warnings to their citizens following recent clashes between anti-government protesters and government security personnel, and the subsequent declaration of a State of Emergency in the capital this week.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9547&t=1
Tourism sector begs end to emergency decree
BANGKOK, April 17 (TNA) – To convince tourists to visit Thailand, the tourism sector appealed to the government to lift the emergency decree and speed up national reconciliation.
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http://enews.mcot.net/view.php?id=9535&t=1
KKC
Senior Member
Da wird das Attentat auf Sonthi und die wilden Spekulationen darum auch nicht gerade förderlich sein.
Gruß
Gruß
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Exporte/Importe - Weiter abwärts
Und hier eine ein wenig weitere Perspektive, die Vergleiche mit früheren Krisenjahren ermöglicht:
Und hier eine ein wenig weitere Perspektive, die Vergleiche mit früheren Krisenjahren ermöglicht:
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thurien
Gast
wirklich dramatisch ist vor allem die Entwicklung der Importe:
The Nation 22.4.:
Imports in March reached 9.5 billion, down a whopping 35.1 per cent, a strong indication that the country's manufacturing, much of in based on imported parts and raw materials, is in decline
weil eben Forschung&Entwicklung traditionell immer schon einen sehr geringen Stellenwert in diesem Lande hatten u. man sich an den Hochschulen in jahrelangem Studium bestenfalls das Rüstzeug für die Herstellung von PVC- Wasserrohren erarbeitete...(wenn der Lernstoff zu schwierig wurde hatte Papa eine donation an den Dekan beigesteuert) mußte/muß eben alles ab der Qualität einer normgerechten Schraube importiert werden. Dies zum Preis international tätiger Anbieter plus mehreren %- Aufschlägen durch den ach so beliebten lokalen Händlerfilz (der eigentlich auch nix anderes als ein SB- Laden mit offener Ladenkasse ist...):
Ein System, das in Krisenzeiten unweigerlich geringste Belastbarkeit zeigt
The Nation 22.4.:
Imports in March reached 9.5 billion, down a whopping 35.1 per cent, a strong indication that the country's manufacturing, much of in based on imported parts and raw materials, is in decline
weil eben Forschung&Entwicklung traditionell immer schon einen sehr geringen Stellenwert in diesem Lande hatten u. man sich an den Hochschulen in jahrelangem Studium bestenfalls das Rüstzeug für die Herstellung von PVC- Wasserrohren erarbeitete...(wenn der Lernstoff zu schwierig wurde hatte Papa eine donation an den Dekan beigesteuert) mußte/muß eben alles ab der Qualität einer normgerechten Schraube importiert werden. Dies zum Preis international tätiger Anbieter plus mehreren %- Aufschlägen durch den ach so beliebten lokalen Händlerfilz (der eigentlich auch nix anderes als ein SB- Laden mit offener Ladenkasse ist...):
Ein System, das in Krisenzeiten unweigerlich geringste Belastbarkeit zeigt
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petpet
Gast
Und noch dazu einen Indikator gibt, der zeigt, was in den nächsten Monaten zu erwarten ist. Ohne nämlich diese Importe, auch keine Exporte. Ist doch die thailändische Industrie größtenteils mit Fertigstellung und Endmontage beschäftigt, weniger mit der Produktion an sich.
Jochen
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Guest
Gast
Thailands wichtige Industriebranchen sind immer noch die Nahrungsmittelproduktion bzw- veredelung und die Chemie- incl. Pharmaindustrie. Erklaer mal einer was daran lediglich Endmontage ist.
Auch der drittwichtigste Sektor Automobil hat 350.000 Beschaeftigte ind er Zuliefer- und lediglich 50.000 in der Endmontage.
Ich halte es fuer ein Gerucht, dass Thailand vorrangig Endmontage betreibt, vielmehr liefert sie gerade die Ausgangsprodukte die dann woanders zu fertigen Produkten zusammengeschraubt werden.
Auch der drittwichtigste Sektor Automobil hat 350.000 Beschaeftigte ind er Zuliefer- und lediglich 50.000 in der Endmontage.
Ich halte es fuer ein Gerucht, dass Thailand vorrangig Endmontage betreibt, vielmehr liefert sie gerade die Ausgangsprodukte die dann woanders zu fertigen Produkten zusammengeschraubt werden.
Otto-Nongkhai
Senior Member
...und der Thai Bath wird wieder von Tag zu Tag staerker!
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Und Autos immer weniger produziert
http://thaicrisis.wordpress.com/200...doesnt-get-better-mitsubishi-cuts-production/
http://thaicrisis.wordpress.com/200...doesnt-get-better-mitsubishi-cuts-production/
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Gast
Die Rohstoffe für Medizin u.a. Produkte wachsen nun mal nicht in Thailand auf dem Reisacker und müssen darum importiert werden, wie auch die Rohstoffe für die Kunststoffindustrie, Elektroindustrie usw. .Extranjero" said:
Hier das selbe. Auch die Zulieferer müssen ihr Zeugs irgendwie produzieren können und das Material dafür wird importiert.
Nochmal: Wenn in Thailand die Importe drastisch zurückgehen, dann zeigt das an, dass in mittelfristiger Zukunft weniger produziert werden wird. Ohne Rohstoffe und Investitions-/Produktionsgüter keine Produktion, bzw. Wachstum.
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/2814.htm
Merchandise imports--$138.5 billion. Products--crude oil, machinery and parts, electrical machinery and parts, chemicals, iron and steel and their products, electrical circuits panels, computers and parts, other metal ores and metal waste scrap, ships and boats and floating structure, jewelry including silver and gold. Major suppliers--Japan, ASEAN, China, EU, U.S. and Malaysia.
Jochen
waanjai_2
Senior Member
FTI Reports 52% Drop in Automobile Production in March
The Federation of Thai Industries has reported a 37 per cent decrease in automobile sales, and a 52 percent drop in total production in March.
Surapong Pasitpattanapong, spokesman of the Automobile Industry Division at the Federation of Thai Industries, revealed that domestic car sales in March totalled 42,000 units, down 37.8 percent from last year, while the sales of motorcycles dropped by 12.40 percent, to 125,000 units.
Surapong concluded that domestic vehicle sales in the first quarter went down by 33.4 percent from last year's 350,000, to 107,000 this year. Automobile exports, which account for 70 percent of the gross domestic product, have fallen continuously as a result of the economic crisis and poor consumer confidence. The FTI's spokesman also disclosed that automobile production plummeted in March by 52.63 percent, to 63,454 units, while production in the first quarter was around 195,000 vehicles in total, down by 46 percent year on year.
http://www.tannetwork.tv/toc/ViewData.aspx?DataID=1013995
The Federation of Thai Industries has reported a 37 per cent decrease in automobile sales, and a 52 percent drop in total production in March.
Surapong Pasitpattanapong, spokesman of the Automobile Industry Division at the Federation of Thai Industries, revealed that domestic car sales in March totalled 42,000 units, down 37.8 percent from last year, while the sales of motorcycles dropped by 12.40 percent, to 125,000 units.
Surapong concluded that domestic vehicle sales in the first quarter went down by 33.4 percent from last year's 350,000, to 107,000 this year. Automobile exports, which account for 70 percent of the gross domestic product, have fallen continuously as a result of the economic crisis and poor consumer confidence. The FTI's spokesman also disclosed that automobile production plummeted in March by 52.63 percent, to 63,454 units, while production in the first quarter was around 195,000 vehicles in total, down by 46 percent year on year.
http://www.tannetwork.tv/toc/ViewData.aspx?DataID=1013995
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Zusammenfassende Darstellung der gegenwärtigen Situation:
Thai Public Finance: Can Thailand Afford Another Political Crisis?
http://www.rgemonitor.com/asia-moni..._can_thailand_afford_another_political_crisis
Thai Public Finance: Can Thailand Afford Another Political Crisis?
http://www.rgemonitor.com/asia-moni..._can_thailand_afford_another_political_crisis
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thurien
Gast
Antwort: Jawaanjai_2" said:
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petpet
Gast
Hoffentlich kommt hier nicht der nächste Hammer:
http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/marktberichte/dax-schweinegrippe-verunsichert-anleger;2254586
Stichwort S.A.R.S., nur weltweit.
http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/marktberichte/dax-schweinegrippe-verunsichert-anleger;2254586
Stichwort S.A.R.S., nur weltweit.
KKC
Senior Member
Antwort: Nein, aber das schert die Thais nicht.thurien" said:
Gruß
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thurien
Gast
selbst ich hätte es treffender nicht ausdrücken könnenKKC" said:
waanjai_2
Senior Member
Weiter geht´s
BoT says Q1 GDP down 5-6%
Die Wirtschaft - gemessen am GDP - schrumpfte im ersten Quartal um ca. 5-6% im Vergleich zum Vorjahr, hauptsächlich als Ergebnis des Rückgangs der Exporte und der inländischen Wirtschaft im März dieses Jahres.
Die Exporte sanken im März erneut um 23%.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/141995/bot-says-q1-gdp-down-5-6
Hier hatten wir schon den Rückgang der Exporte mit 23,04 bzw. 23,06 Prozent gemeldet:
http://www.nittaya.de/viewsource.php?p=715585&id=719363
Die in der Absicht, die eigenen Stimulus-Programme schön zu reden, publizierte Ente:
"The export sector contracted in January and February but started to rebound in March..." ist inzwischen wohl als Peking-Ente genüßlich verspeist worden.
Von Korn hört man in diesen Tagen auch nicht mehr viel.
BoT says Q1 GDP down 5-6%
Die Wirtschaft - gemessen am GDP - schrumpfte im ersten Quartal um ca. 5-6% im Vergleich zum Vorjahr, hauptsächlich als Ergebnis des Rückgangs der Exporte und der inländischen Wirtschaft im März dieses Jahres.
Die Exporte sanken im März erneut um 23%.
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/141995/bot-says-q1-gdp-down-5-6
Hier hatten wir schon den Rückgang der Exporte mit 23,04 bzw. 23,06 Prozent gemeldet:
http://www.nittaya.de/viewsource.php?p=715585&id=719363
Die in der Absicht, die eigenen Stimulus-Programme schön zu reden, publizierte Ente:
"The export sector contracted in January and February but started to rebound in March..." ist inzwischen wohl als Peking-Ente genüßlich verspeist worden.
Von Korn hört man in diesen Tagen auch nicht mehr viel.
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