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SPENDING SURVEY: Consumers worldwide get thrifty as oil surges Thais to save money, go shopping less THAI tempts more tourists Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) has launched its Grand Season Campaign 2006, aimed at boosting tourist numbers during this year's low season, which runs until September. Great growth foreseen on SET in rest of 2006 Mutual-fund experts are bullish about investment in the Thai bourse for the rest of this year. DEVELOPER Krissana to consolidate after big boom Company moves to build in Pattaya after completing Bangkok projects RESIDENTIAL MARKET In Style completes 2 city condominiums Colony Sukhumvit 11 ready to transfer deeds as Lumpini site puts finishing touches LATE NEWS Mitsubishi sales up 28 per cent Amid oil price hikes, Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Ltd announced better-than-expected yearly results for 2005. Domestic vehicle sales rose by 28.2 per cent on year to 45,182. SUBWAY OUTLETS Metro Mall shelves plans to expand operations Company says sales at existing stations have not met forecasts Australian firm sees high growth in lease-back schemes Thailand's real estate market is now mature enough to adopt the lease-back model, which will help manufacturers reduce the construction costs of their factories, the country manager of Australian-based Bovis Lend Lease (Thailand) Ltd said in an interview this week. Retailers hesitate on World Cup souvenirs The economic slowdown cooled interest in the right to sell World Cup souvenir merchandise in the face of reduced spending power. ANALYSIS Traders fear jasmine rice plan will push buyers into competitors' hands The government's campaign to promote jasmine rice is a double-edged sword in opening up new export markets, writes Petchanet Pratruangkrai. IN BRIEF Electronics Salee Industry expects sales to climb to Bt500 million EXIM Bank to fund more foreign expansions The Export-Import Bank of Thailand has set an aggressive lending target for this year of Bt5 billion to support Thai investment projects overseas, especially those concerning the Kitchen of the World campaign and investment by Thai companies in neighbouring countries.	Top Stories iTV stock plummets after court ruling Wedding studios now singing the blues THAI tempts more tourists Krissana to consolidate after big boom RFID maker has high hopes for Asia

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