Bangkok: Kasikorn Research Center indicates that Thai stocks will remain volatile this week, with a keen focus on US negotiations and domestic political developments. The baht is expected to move within a range of 32.30-33.00 baht per dollar, while Thai stocks are projected to have support at 1,055-1,075 points and resistance at 1,095-1,115 points. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: NT mob pressures NBTC to cancel frequency auction after 2 mobile operators compete to bid for 2,100 and 2,300 MHz waves. Reporters reported that the NBTC office opened the auction of telecommunication frequency waves, 850 MHz, 1500 MHz bands, especially the 2,100 MHz and 2,300 MHz bands, which are frequencies for mobile services, with only two mobile operators submitting

Bangkok: Two major mobile phone companies are actively competing in a bidding process to acquire mobile frequency spectrums, aiming to enhance their network capabilities in the digital age. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is supporting this initiative by encouraging the private sector to utilize new frequencies, upgrading 5G waves to support artificial intelligence, and urging the provision of

Bangkok: Two leading mobile operators have entered the NBTC’s highly anticipated mobile spectrum auction. The auction aims to facilitate the private sector’s access to new spectrum, bolster the 5G network to support AI advancements, and ensure network services reach every sub-district within the next five years, enhancing internet accessibility in the digital age. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Saran

London: A new trade agreement aimed at reducing import tariffs between the United States and the United Kingdom has come into effect, providing a significant boost to British car manufacturers by granting them preferential access to the US market, the largest consumer market globally. The agreement allows UK automakers to export up to 100,000 vehicles annually to the US at

Prague: For the past six years, the Czech Republic has quietly emerged as a leader in “beer diplomacy,” inviting brewers from around the globe to learn the art of traditional Czech beer-making. The initiative aims to elevate the status of Czech-style lagers on the international stage, encouraging foreign brewers to replicate these distinctive brews in their own countries. According to