Mobius says Thai conflict will refresh, not harm, economy

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Dr Mark Mobius remains bullish on Thailand for the longer term despite the current political instabi...

Dr Mark Mobius remains bullish on Thailand for the longer term despite the current political instability in the country. Manager of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust believes the disturbance rather refreshes the political climate and pushes for reform. He said: “Thailand is not new to political turmoil. Since absolute monarchy was abolished in the 1930s, the average term of each government is about two years. “We have been investing in Thailand for over 20 years and have seen Thailand go through a number of military coups. Through these years, the country, its people and...

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