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Mon, February 5, 2007 : Last updated 23:12 pm (Thai local time)



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COST OF BORROWING

Mortgage rates seem unlikely to be slashed

Lenders cannot afford a change in their margins




Modern channels to be used to stabilise commodity prices

The Commerce Ministry is planning to apply modern trade methods as another marketing mechanism to stabilise commodity prices. The goal is to reduce the billions of baht spent on price-intervention programmes and lost to corruption.





THAI to maintain All Nippon's jumbos

Thai Airways International and All Nippon Airways last week signed an agreement for THAI to conduct "heavy maintenance" on ANA's Boeing 747-400 aircraft.



Clean up the act

Though they cannot as yet name the culprits, several investigations concur that emissions from Map Ta Phut are poisoning the locals



Prantalay Marketing seeks Chinese partner as it strives to boost exports

Prantalay Marketing is seeking a trading partner to ease access to the Chinese market for its ready-to-eat products, its chief marketing and operation officer said last week.

STREET WISE

Drug licensing debate heats up

During an economic seminar on interest rates last week, multibillionaire Boon Vanasin blurted out a secret to the audience.



Telecom industry mess must be sorted out, says True Corp

The telecom industry is in a big mess, and authorities need to get their act together to sweep away the stumbling blocks, True Corp's chief executive Supachai Chearavanont said last week.



Aromatics spends big on expansion

The Aromatics (Thailand) is spending US$50 million (Bt1.79 billion) to increase production capacity.



Low confidence, no stimulus hurting retail sector

First-quarter retail sales will be flat year on year thanks to weak consumer confidence and the absence of government stimulus action, the Thai Retailers Association says.



More forged banknotes do the rounds

Last year 15,232 counterfeit banknotes were discovered, double the figure found in 2005, with Bt1,000 the most widely forged unit, according to the Bank of Thailand.



R&D master plan now set for public hearing

Thailand's first-ever master plan to encourage local research and development is ready for a public hearing to be attended by government agencies later this month.



Krirk-krai to head 5-day trade mission

Commerce Minister Krirk-krai Jirapaet is to lead a group of exporters on a five-day trip to Tunisia, Israel and Egypt later this month in a bid to boost trade and investment in new markets.



Thailand Post may partner couriers

Thailand Post is considering working with foreign couriers for local and overseas parcel delivery services to survive competition from giant international couriers operating in Thailand.

MUANG THAI LIFE

Insurer prepared to invest in stocks

Firm will earmark Bt500m if targets match its equity investment policy



Panasonic plumps for PacketLogic

Procera Networks announced last week that Panasonic Thailand had installed its PacketLogic appliances to monitor, control and optimise network traffic at its manufacturing facility in Samut Prakan.

PURI

Spa product maker plans Japanese subsidiary

Manufacturer of Panpuri range also spending Bt5m to expand capacity in Pathum Thani






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