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The Central Pension Fund (CPF) plans to increase the percentage of its investments in stocks from seven per cent to nine per cent, a report in Krungthep Turakij said.
The CPF plans to invest more in stocks since the interest rate on savings accounts is so low. The fund will increase the proportion of money it invests in stocks from seven per cent of the total to nine per cent. The CPF will invest mainly in stocks that pay good dividends, such as selected power sector and insurance company ...