THAILAND
INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY FUND
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Figure 5. Thailand: Financial Vulnerabilities
While household indebtedness is relatively high and deleveraging is progressing slowly, corporate debt has
been broadly stable and the increase in asset prices has been moderate.
While the credit gap turned in mid-2016, reflecting a
slow-down in credit growth between 2015 and 2016…
While corporate debt-to-GDP has been broadly stable…
…total household indebtedness has decreased somewhat
since its peak in 2015…
…but remains high compared to regional peers.
The growth in housing loans is picking-up in recent
months, after a significant slowdown in the previous few
years…
…while the condominium prices have been increasing
steadily.
Sources: The BoT, CEIC Data Co. Ltd, Datastream, Haver Data Analytics, and IMF staff calculations.
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