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Business Figures in Thailand Fear Overheating Sectors in 2004.

Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand)

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Jan. 3--Although there is a general consensus that nothing could break the growth momentum of the economy next year with estimates that it will expand at least 8 percent next year and that the main stock index will reach 1,000 points, some fears over risk factors linger in the minds of some businesspeople.

Chumpol Phornprapha, chairman of the SP International Group, expressed concern about the overheating of some sectors and the growth of foreign direct investment (FDI). The property sector has been overheating with speculative buying at more than the normal rate of 10-20 percent now occurring in some projects. The same situation has been seen on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, where the index has surged in a short period of time. "Regarding the stock market, I appreciate the government's attempt to step in occasionally through measures such as [curbing] net settlement. At the same time, ...

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