BANGKOK: Thailand's economy grew by a more than expected 3.2 percent in the first quarter off the back of strong tourism and public spending, official figures showed Monday, but analysts warned the solid start was still shaky.

Once one of Southeast Asia's most vibrant and successful economies, Thailand has struggled with lackluster growth fueled by more than a decade of political instability and slowing demand for its exports.

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