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Thai Rate Panel Warns Against Broad Economic Stimulus as War Unfolds

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By Thomas Kutty Abraham Verified, Randy Thanthong-Knight Verified
| Financial Post Verified
ou139l59pu}mjbf7]5qgwwm5_media_dl_1.png NESDC, Commerce Ministry, Bank o (Bloomberg) — Thailand’s central bank cautioned against broad consumption stimulus, saying such a move could constrain fiscal flexibility as the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict continues to unfold.
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Southeast Asia office workers swelter in energy-saving drive amid heat wave

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By Thomas Kutty Abraham Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
A heat wave sweeping across Southeast Asia is making offices even warmer, as workers continue to adjust to energy-saving measures put in place by governments due to the war in Iran. Many countries have imposed temperature controls at government workplaces since the war began, among other measures to conserve energy.
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Southeast Asia Office Workers Swelter in Energy-Saving Drive, Heat Wave

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By Thomas Kutty Abraham Verified
| Financial Post Verified
A heat wave sweeping across Southeast Asia is making offices even warmer, as workers continue to adjust to energy-saving measures put in place by governments due to the war in Iran. Trucks used in a road test of Indonesia's B50 biodiesel program in April. Photographer: Eko Listiyorini/Bl (Bloomberg) — A heat wave sweeping across Southeast Asia is making offices even warmer, as workers continue to adjust to energy-saving measures put in place by governments due to the war in Iran.
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