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TABLE-Thai May consumer prices fall 3.3 pct on year

Sun May 31, 2009 10:58pm EDT
 BANGKOK, June 1 (Reuters) - Thai consumer prices fell a
record 3.3 percent in May from a year earlier, after a 0.9
percent fall in April, Commerce Ministry data showed on Monday.
 Inflation averaged 5.5 percent in 2008, up from 2.3 percent
in 2007.
 THAI CONSUMER PRICES (base 2007)
       May 09    Apr 09    May 08 
 Headline CPI Index                  104.3     104.6     107.9
 Month/month                          -0.3       1.0       2.1
 Year/year                            -3.3      -0.9       7.6
 Core CPI Index                      102.3     102.9     102.6
 Month/month                          -0.6       0.1       0.7
 Year/year                            -0.3       1.0       2.8
 Food/beverage Index                 116.9     116.8     112.2
 Month/month                           0.1       1.2       2.7
 Year/year                             4.2       7.0      11.8
 Non food/beverage Index              96.2      96.7     105.2
 Month/month                          -0.5       0.7       1.7
 Year/year                            -8.6      -6.6       5.1







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