Far Eastern Economic Review1962 |
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Page 264
... months : 6 % per annum . ( e ) for time deposits maturing over 6 months . ( i ) within one year after the publication of this Notice : 8 % per annum . ( ii ) after the lapse of time in ( i ) : 7 % per annum . ( 2 ) the maximum rates of ...
... months : 6 % per annum . ( e ) for time deposits maturing over 6 months . ( i ) within one year after the publication of this Notice : 8 % per annum . ( ii ) after the lapse of time in ( i ) : 7 % per annum . ( 2 ) the maximum rates of ...
Page 335
... months . trade . Australian figures show that available for new enterprises , however , China's trade with her has more than China's exports to Britain declined in will not be foreign . Nor is it new . It the first six months of the ...
... months . trade . Australian figures show that available for new enterprises , however , China's trade with her has more than China's exports to Britain declined in will not be foreign . Nor is it new . It the first six months of the ...
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... months of 1962 , three months registered import figures of over Baht 1,000 million . On average , our monthly import figures have been around the region of Baht 800 million . As yet , we are unable to obtain the breakdown figures so as ...
... months of 1962 , three months registered import figures of over Baht 1,000 million . On average , our monthly import figures have been around the region of Baht 800 million . As yet , we are unable to obtain the breakdown figures so as ...
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