Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 8.41 points, marking a positive end to the trading day. SET closed today at 1,308.19 points, reflecting an increase of 0.65%. The trading value reached 47,455.08 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock trading showed the index fluctuating between a low of 1,303.29 points and a high of 1,309.90 points. The market saw

Bangkok: The president of the Gold Traders Association has forecasted a continued rise in gold prices, despite challenges in the global market. The association’s president, Mr. Jitti Tangsitpakdee, emphasized that recent news of tax collection is negatively impacting the gold market, with numerous gold trading centers closing in various countries. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jitti stated that gold

Uttaradit: The Ministry of Energy is spearheading efforts to promote the “Queen Cashew Nuts,” a local specialty from the Sirikit Dam, as a new eco-friendly product. In a bid to support community products and reduce energy consumption, the Ministry is also facilitating the sale of these cashew nuts at gas stations across the nation, targeting younger consumers. According to Thai

Bangkok: SINO sees Thailand gaining an export advantage after the clarity in retaliatory tariffs with the United States, though the strong baht may present challenges. According to Thai News Agency, SINO has assessed trends in the international freight industry, noting sustained demand. Despite the potential setback of a strengthening baht impacting competitiveness, SINO remains optimistic about the new Thai government’s

Bangkok: The Government Savings Bank (GSB) is set to launch a significant financial initiative, offering a 100 billion baht soft loan to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) at an exceptionally low interest rate. This move is part of the bank’s efforts to stimulate economic growth and provide necessary financial support to grassroots businesses. According to Thai News Agency, the GSB