MPC holds at 1% as expected, viewing inflation spike as temporary amid Middle East war, in wait-and-see mode

The MPC maintained the policy rate at 1%, citing the impact of the Middle East war on the Thai economy. Inflation is expected to temporarily rise before returning to target next year. Rate adjustments will depend on forthcoming data and war developments.

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