Why Thai election shouldn’t derail investment climate

Jun 29, 2011

Asia Plus Securities reckons the Thai economy will continue to make steady progress irrespective of which power bloc comes out ahead in Sunday’s election.

Thailand is set to go to the polls on Sunday, July 3, and the result could have a bearing on the country's investment climate. Since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932 there have been 18 actual or attempted coups, and only one government has lasted its full four-year term.

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