BANGKOK, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Thailand's inflation will
likely slow down this year and there is no need for the central
bank to raise interest rates aggressively like other countries,
a deputy central bank governor said on Wednesday.
Policy normalisation will be gradual and will not affect the
economy, which is improving this year and will be even better in
2024, Deputy Governor Mathee Supapongse told an economic forum.
(Reporting by Kitiphong Thaichareon
Writing by Orathai Sriring; Editing by Martin Petty)
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