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Thailand plans major borrowing as interest rates fall to 1 percent

Thailand's interest rate is reported at 1 percent while the government plans to borrow 400 billion. The headline indicates a significant fiscal and monetary development.

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Large-scale borrowing could affect Thailand's public finances and domestic financial conditions.

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