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	Chairman Nopporn Thepsithar said Monday that exports could face a contraction of 4.5-5 per cent instead of the 4.2 per cent that was forecast for this year.</div>
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Shippers council forecasts worse export slump

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Shippers council forecasts worse export slump

Amid the tough global economic situation and weakening yuan, the Thai National Shippers Council (TNSC) predicts worsening exports this and next year due to tougher competition.

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