The government deficit during the first nine months of this fiscal year soared to Bt251.40b due to the massive injection of government spending to stimulate the economy, the Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday. The fiscal deficit was about 2.8% of the country’s gross domestic product, finance spokesman Akeniti Nititanprapas said. (Bangkok Post)
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