Bangkok: IAA highlights the negative impact of politics on Thai stocks, forecasting the SET Index to end 2025 at 1,231 points and revising the GDP target for the year to 1.87%. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sombat Narawuttichai, Secretary-General of the Investment Analysts Association (IAA), disclosed survey results from 22 analysts and mutual fund managers regarding investment perspectives in

Surat thani: PEA has initiated a significant project to extend electricity to households without power in Kaeng Krung National Park, Surat Thani Province. Mr. Chokchai Saengngen, the CEO Manager of the Provincial Electricity Authority of Surat Thani Province, led the handover ceremony, which marked a crucial step in expanding the electrical system in the region. The handover agreement was signed

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is seeking urgent discussions with the Bank of Thailand (BOT), the National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB), the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Commerce. The intention is to address pressing economic issues and ensure consistent information amid various factors impacting the economy. The FTI aims to maintain the GDP growth

Bangkok: The Student Loan Fund invites 3.5 million senior borrowers to give a future to their juniors by repaying within July 5. According to Thai News Agency, the Student Loan Fund (SLF) has announced that July 5th is the annual repayment deadline for its borrowers. This year, approximately 3.5 million borrowers are due to repay their loans. The SLF emphasizes

Bangkok: ‘GSB’ creates tangible knowledge, distributing Braille comic books and laying a financial foundation for the visually impaired. Mr. Witai Rattanakorn, President of the Government Savings Bank (GSB), delivered 2,000 Braille copies of the ‘Kai Hua Roh’ comic book promoting savings to Mr. Anupon Sensan, President of the Educational Technology Center for the Blind. These books are set to be