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The Bank of Thailand kept its policy rate at 1.5% on June 20, with five members voting to hold and one to raise. Officials cited US-China trade protectionism as the biggest risk to the Thai economy, with the baht weakening.
Central bank caution on trade risk and a weaker baht point to higher import costs for Thai feed buyers, while weaker export prospects weigh on regional demand.
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