Credit slowdown set to weigh on Thailand’s growth

Thailand’s economic growth since the global financial crisis has been supported by an unsustainable surge in credit. Cooling this credit boom is essential to avoid a future crisis but, as this happens, one likely result is that GDP growth will fall well short of what most currently expect.

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