BANGKOK: Thailand’s headline consumer price index( CPI) unexpectedly dropped for the first time in five months, down 0.02% in August from a year earlier, due mainly to government subsidies, according to the commerce ministry. The reading compared with a forecast for a rise of 0.34% in a Reuters poll and followed July’s 0.45% increase. The CPI was dragged down by government measures to lower living costs, particularly a subsidy on tuition fees and utility bills, as well as lower prices of some fo
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2021-09-07 00:00:00.0