Thai January inflation eases from one-year high, rates seen on hold

Most economists think the central bank may leave its policy rate unchanged at 2.75 percent at its next meeting on Feb. 20, and possibly for some months to come.

Annual inflation in January was 3.39 percent, as forecast and down from December's 3.63 percent — the highest since November 2011 — and compared with a median forecast of 3.40 percent in a Reuters poll.

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