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Kosit: New measure needed when irregularities emerge
Deputy Prime Minister and Industry Minister Kosit Panpiemras said no more measures should be needed to stem the baht increase, if there is no irregularities.
He said as the six measures were imposed recently, the authorities should wait a while before deciding if new measures would be necessary.
On the criticism that the government is unclear on how to promote Thai companies' overseas investment, Kosit said the issue would be discussed on Monday when the economic steering committee will convene.
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