Rate hikes and worry in Thailand

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	Asia Daily Briefing October 6, 2022

	Thai banks' interest rate hikes spark economic concerns BANGKOK -- Major commercial banks in Thailand have rushed to raise interest rates in response to the Bank of Thailand's two consecutive rate hikes, sparking concern over rising financial costs that will eventually be passed on to businesses and consumers at a time when the Thai economy is still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more.
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