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Krung Thai Bank provides 2 short-term deposit products

To enable customers to gain the highest benefit from investment and to give an option for them to invest to their heart’s content, Krung Thai Bank launched 2 short-term deposit products.

 


According to Mr. Chainarong Eursithichai, First Vice President & Manager, Retail Business and Network Group, Krung Thai PCL, the bank is now providing a 7 months special fixed-deposit with an interest rate up to 3.55% p.a., and a 7 months special B/E yielding an interest rate of 3.70% p.a. The promotion ends on August 29, 2011.

With a minimum deposit of 50,000 baht, the 7 months fixed-deposit bears the interest rate of 3.55% p.a. The interest rate will be 3.70% p.a. for the 7 months B/E, a minimum purchase required is 100,000 baht. The Bank hands in the principal and interest upon maturity. Interested clients are invited to open accounts or buy B/Es at any branch from now until August 29, 2011.

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