The story there is more positive, not just from the current-account surplus, but also from the interest-rate side and growth, ... These will help the baht.

China's side of the story. We'll also tell them that we are not manipulating the yuan exchange rate at all. So we hope they will not label China as a currency manipulator.

The market is misreading and misunderstanding the story. The story is the capital account, not, I repeat not, the current account.

These imbalances, reflect in part in the rising US deficit as well as the massive surplus in China's current account, pose a threat to international trading relationships upon which much of the recent global prosperity has been built.

There's no surplus ever. We're not going to do anything to deter our current services, but we cannot afford to acquire additional anything -- it's down to the bone.

I think an ample current account surplus is one of the factors that can boost the won and prompt intervention in the first quarter.