Bangkok: Krungthai Bank has announced a 0.25% reduction in its lending interest rate, aligning with the Bank of Thailand’s resolution, as part of an initiative to support all customer groups during challenging economic times. According to Thai News Agency, this move comes in response to the fragile state of the Thai economy, influenced by significant trade regulations leading to new

Bangkok: Bangkok Bank has announced a reduction in its lending interest rates by 0.25%, effective August 14, 2025, as a strategic move to stimulate economic growth. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chairit Anuchitworawong, Senior Executive Vice President of Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited, stated that the bank has lowered its MLR (Minimum Loan Rate) and MRR (Minimum Overdraft Rate)

Bangkok: “Athakorn” clearly reiterates his opposition to the use of red meat accelerators, prioritizing the health of Thai people. The Minister of Agriculture reiterated his opposition to the permitting of red meat-promoting chemicals in meat, stating that they directly impact consumer health. He also offered support to the Thai team negotiating tariffs with the United States, hoping to secure the

Bangkok: The Government Savings Bank has announced a 0.25% reduction in all loan interest rates, including MRR, MLR, and MOR, effective from August 15, 2025. This move is aimed at stimulating the economy. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wirachai Amornratkulsuwet, Senior Executive Vice President and Acting President of the Government Savings Bank, stated that the bank is committed to

Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce is confident that this year’s gem export growth rate will be at least 5%. The Ministry is preparing to hold the Bangkok Gems event, with an expected trade value of at least 3.5 billion baht. The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), the main organizer, has joined forces with the Gem and Jewelry Institute of

Bangkok: The Government Housing Bank (GHB) has announced a reduction in its Minimum Retail Rate (MRR) interest rate for retail loans by 0.25% per year. This change, effective August 15, 2025, is aimed at easing housing burdens and stimulating the real estate sector. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamolpop Virapala, President of GHB, stated that this decision follows the

Bangkok: Three state-owned banks are joining forces for a major initiative aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Phuket Province. This collaboration, titled “Bringing State Banks to Help the People,” is set to offer special promotions that will enable SMEs to access low-interest funding. The joint effort is a comprehensive partnership between the Small and Medium Enterprise Development

Bangkok: The highly anticipated seminar “SMEs Must Survive 2025” is set to provide invaluable insights for Thai businesses aiming to overcome economic challenges. Attendees will gain access to strategies shared by some of the nation’s leading experts, covering a range of topics from economic trends to financing and human resource management. According to Thai News Agency, the seminar will feature