BANGKOK - Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's big surprise win in Sunday's election, and the likelihood of a strong coalition government, could provide temporary relief to a stuttering economy that has faced repeated bouts of political instability.The key challenge for the 59-year-old leader's incoming administration, which is packed with technocrats in a bid to prove its governance ability, will be to follow through with structural reforms that Southeast Asia's second-largest economy badly needs to deliver medium-term growth."Thailand's election result should help reduce poli…READ FULL ARTICLE
