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		According to the Bank of Thailand&#39;s data, reserves stood at US$158.5 billion on December 12 against $156.9 billion on December 5. However, the net forward positions narrowed from $24.1 billion to $23.7 billion.</div>
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		The reserves rose despite a slump in the Thai stock market in the week.</div>
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		It was reported that funds are being shifted from the stock market to the bond market, expecting an increase in interest rates.&nbsp;</div>
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