Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning down 8.48 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded its morning session at 1,111.46 points, marking a decline of 8.48 points or 0.76%, with a trading value of approximately 16,052 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the morning trading index experienced fluctuations within negative territory. The index reached a high of 1,117.29 points

Chester: Chester has announced its expansion into the catering business, aiming to provide a comprehensive dining experience similar to eating at their restaurants. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Lalana Boonngamsri, Managing Director of Chester Food Co., Ltd., stated that the new venture, Chester’s Catering, is designed to meet the needs of corporate and organization customers requiring catering services for

Bangkok: The Minister of Commerce revealed that he is preparing a plan to deal with the impact of ‘Trump’s’ tax, including compensation funds and soft loans, emphasizing that he is constantly discussing with relevant parties. Most recently, the US Trade Policy Working Group has submitted a second round of proposals for consideration. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chatuporn Buruspat,

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Air Force has announced the successful acquisition of additional certifications for two public airports, Phitsanulok and Krabi, marking significant progress towards establishing a regional aviation hub. The certifications underscore a commitment to maintaining high standards and set the stage for future developments, including the potential elevation of Nakhon Si Thammarat to airport status. According to Thai

Nong khai: “Jatuporn” discusses border trade and cross-border trade, sets a target value of 2 trillion baht by 2027. Chatuporn-Chantawich’ visited Nong Khai to discuss border trade and cross-border trade, and to open a border trade fair to stimulate the economy. It is expected that border trade and cross-border trade will exceed 2 trillion baht by 2027, and to urgently

Bangkok: Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, addressed concerns regarding rumors of a potential 36% tax imposition by the United States on Thailand. He clarified that these claims are unfounded and confirmed that discussions with the US Trade Policy Working Group are ongoing. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pichai emphasized that the news suggesting an

Bangkok: Kasikorn Research Center forecasts that the baht will continue its strong performance this week. The focus will be on Thailand’s June 2025 inflation figures, the expiration of US tax measures in 90 days, and domestic political developments. The baht is projected to fluctuate between 32.00 and 32.80 baht to the dollar, while the Thai stock index is expected to