Bangkok: CIMB sees US-China talks as positive for capital markets but still highly volatile, expects MPC to cut interest rates again, keeps an eye on trade war, recommends portfolio adjustments to diversify low-risk assets, expects secondary retail bonds to grow by 60 billion baht in 2025, targets 30% market share, focuses on long-term savings. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.

Bangkok: The Treasury Department is poised to introduce digital tokens, known as G-Tokens, as a strategic measure to offset the anticipated 2025 budget deficit. This initiative is part of a broader effort to allocate the annual budget for interest payments. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Patchara Anantasin, Director of the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO), announced that the Cabinet

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning up 8.82 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded the morning session at 1,219.76 points, marking an increase of 8.82 points (+0.73%). The trading value was approximately 29,017 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the morning trading session adjusted to maintain positive territory throughout, achieving a high of 1,231.02 points and a low

Nonthaburi: The ‘Maha Sawat Canal Bridge’ on the Bangkok-bound side of Ratchaphruek Road is set to be fully operational by June 20, marking a significant development in the region’s transportation infrastructure. This new addition is expected to enhance the efficiency of traffic flow, alleviate congestion, and reduce accidents, accommodating more than 120,000 vehicles daily. The outbound side is anticipated to

Bangkok: Thai stocks and Asian stock markets opened positively, buoyed by the recent trade agreement between the United States and China, while the baht experienced a weakening trend. According to Thai News Agency, Thai stocks kicked off the morning session with a 20-point increase, aligning with the broader Asian markets uplift driven by the US-China trade deal. Investors are keenly

Bangkok: SME D Bank is hosting a grand event at the Bangkok Financial Expo from May 15-18, offering loans for SMEs at an interest rate of 3% per year, along with two additional promotions. According to Thai News Agency, the Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SME D Bank) is participating in the 25th Bangkok Money Expo (MONEY