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BANGKOK, Dec 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
THE BANGKOK POST:
- Exports hit an all-time high of US$7.3 billion in October, pointing to steady growth in consumption and the economy, according to the Bank of Thailand.
- No resolution on the issue of forcing Shell to relocate its operations from Klong Toey emerged from a meeting yesterday of Energy Ministry officials.
- A free-trade area (FTA) agreement with Australia, Thailand's top export destination for automobiles, is expected to increase vehicle shipments to Australia by at least 30 per cent when it comes into effect in early 2005, according to a senior Toyota executive.
- Thai stocks rose for the third straight day, with gains in energy stocks helping push the broad market index up by 1.7 per cent.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission has fined Natural Park Plc 327,000 baht related to the failure of the property company to launch a tender offer following the acquisition of shares in construction ...