Bangkok: The Government Pension Fund (GPF) is set to enhance the financial and investment knowledge of its members by hosting the “GPF Fund Fair Bangkok 2025,” an event aimed at improving financial literacy among civil servant members. The event will feature GPF executives meeting with members to provide insights into financial planning and investment strategies. According to Thai News Agency,

Lampang: The Ministry of Industry, in collaboration with the private sector, has announced plans for the highly anticipated Industry Fair 2025, themed “Shop and Enjoy, Walk and Check in Lampang,” scheduled from October 2-6, 2025, at the Northern Industrial Exhibition and Convention Center. The event promises to offer quality products at affordable prices, aiming to reduce the cost of living.

Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce has announced new measures to regulate the import of burn-free animal feed corn as part of its 2026 agenda to combat cross-border air pollution. The initiative aims to reduce PM 2.5 pollution and safeguard public health across Thailand by ensuring that imported corn is produced without burning, a practice that contributes significantly to pollution levels.

Bangkok: Ekanit Nitithanpraphas, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, has organized the Connect the Dots team to address the problem of abnormal capital inflows, aiming to find effective solutions. Ekanit likened the Thai Bankers’ Association to a lubricant for businesses, emphasizing the expedited efforts over four months to connect Quick Big Win, acknowledging the significant challenges involved. According to Thai

Bangkok: The SME Bank has partnered with the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) to renovate an extreme sports area for young people at Somdej Saranrat Manirom Park. According to Thai News Agency, this initiative is part of the 3rd SME Bank Social Good Deeds for Society 2025, titled “Improving Extreme Sports Grounds for Youth,” organized in collaboration with the Huai

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session down 5.05 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) concluded this morning at 1,287.67 points, marking a decrease of 5.05 points or 0.39%, with a trading value of approximately 16.718 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, during the morning trading, the index fluctuated within a narrow range, reaching a high of 1,296.42