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Thailand's new prime minister boosts optimism, but his populist policies pose fiscal risks

By: CNBC.com News
Srettha, Pheu Thai's choice for leader, was appointed prime minister on Aug. 22 and is hoped to bring stability to Thailand’s economy and business environment.
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