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Prime Minister and his team grilled by Wall Street on Thailand’s geopolitical stance and growth plans
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Hard-boiled Wall Street investors put PM Anutin and his team on the spot over Thailand’s economy, ageing workforce and US-China balance. Funds controlling over US$40 trillion join talks as PIMCO pushes for a role in data-centre finance and dollar-denominated debt. Meanwhile, Thailand sealed a New York Stock Exchange deal.
Key facts
- Funds controlling over US$40 trillion pressed ministers on Thailand’s US-China balance, fiscal discipline, ageing workforce and investment prospects
- Meanwhile, PIMCO explored data-centre financing and possible dollar debt, while Google pushed ahead with its US$1 billion investment
- Data-centre demands come into focus as Anutin broadens US investment drive to more than 20 companies
- Hard-boiled Wall Street investors put PM Anutin and his team on the spot over Thailand’s economy, ageing workforce and US-China balance
- Anutin takes Thailand’s investment pitch to Wall Street as US funds question its global economic stance
- Those institutions controlled more than US$40 trillion in assets
Summary
In the last few days, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his economic team faced a grilling from hard-boiled Wall Street investors demanding answers, not windy sales pitches. Funds controlling over US$40 trillion pressed ministers on Thailand’s US-China balance, fiscal discipline, ageing workforce and investment prospects. Meanwhile, PIMCO explored data-centre financing and possible dollar debt, while Google pushed ahead with its US$1 billion investment.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has taken Thailand’s investment drive directly to Wall Street and America’s biggest technology companies. His New York campaign ran alongside United Nations engagements from September 22 to September 24. Yet the economic programme extended well beyond diplomacy. Ministers met global funds, banks and companies while pitching Thailand as an ASEAN investment base.