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A protester waves the Thai flag outside the Cambodian Embassy. (Photo: Varuth Hirunyatheb)
Economists have warned of severe damage if the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict resumes, noting exports, tourism and the labour market could feel the pinch as consumption is hit.
Exchanges of gunfire were reported by both countries on Wednesday, with officials indicating there were injured and dead civilians.
Poonyawat Sreesing, senior economist at Siam Commercial Bank Economic Intelligence Center (EIC), said around 130 billion baht worth of Thai exports t
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