Thailand’s growth eased slightly in the final quarter of 2015, to a seasonally-adjusted 0.8% q/q from 1.0% the quarter before. While fiscal spending should help prop up the economy in 2016, the pace of the recovery will be gradual, given the backdrop of continued political uncertainty and high household debt.
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