(Bloomberg) -- Bangkok Bank Pcl, Thailand's biggest
financial-services company, said profit growth has stalled in the
wake of a military coup that sapped consumer and business
confidence.
``We expect profit this year to be along the same basis with
what we have seen in 2006,'' said Chartsiri Sophonpanich, 48, the
bank's president, in a June 25 interview in Bangkok. ``Confidence
is low but there has been some slight improvement with the
announcement of the election timing by the end of this year.''
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
financial-services company, said profit growth has stalled in the
wake of a military coup that sapped consumer and business
confidence.
``We expect profit this year to be along the same basis with
what we have seen in 2006,'' said Chartsiri Sophonpanich, 48, the
bank's president, in a June 25 interview in Bangkok. ``Confidence
is low but there has been some slight improvement with the
announcement of the election timing by the end of this year.''
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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