Thailand’s manufacturing production index (MPI) increased 0.56 percent from a year ago in April, less than predicted, according to the industry ministry.
In a Reuters poll, output was expected to climb by 1.6 percent, with an annual gain of 0.44 percent in March, revised from a 0.1 percent drop.
This is an economic indicator that in April, the ratio of actual production achieved compared to the maximum production of the factory from a year earlier rose by 0.56%, less than expected, as seen compared with a forecast 1.6% rise in output.
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