Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has raised concerns about Thailand’s unusually high gold exports to Cambodia, suggesting this may be a factor in the baht’s appreciation and raising concerns about possible involvement in underground trading. According to Thai News Agency, regarding the rapid and severe appreciation of the baht, one of the highest in the region, with a

Bangkok: EXIM BANK is inviting new entrepreneurs to participate in the EXIM 2X training course designed to enhance Thai businesses’ presence in the global trade market. The program aims to help participants expand their networks, enhance their knowledge, and develop strategies for international commerce. According to Thai News Agency, applications for the program are open until 17 September 2025, with

Bangkok: Whoscall announced a new vision at Trust Conference Bangkok 2025, launching a new platform aimed at becoming a community that protects the digital society from scammers. From Caller ID features to a community protection platform using AI, scam reporting, and user engagement to create digital safety in everyday life. According to Thai News Agency, Gogolook (Thailand), a TrustTech developer

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session up 8.36 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,286.41 points, an increase of 8.36 (+0.65%), with a trading value of approximately 25.782 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, analysts predicted strong gains for the Thai stock market this morning, led by DELTA and PTT. Semiconductor manufacturers benefited

Bangkok: The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) has been recognized for its ethical initiatives by winning the “THAILAND MORAL AWARDS 2024” in the Organization and Individual category, specifically for its “People…Keep Water for the Land” project. This project was highlighted as a model for ethical organizations within Thai society. According to Thai News Agency, the award was received by Dr.

Bangkok: The consumer confidence index has been low for seven consecutive months and the lowest in 32 months due to political uncertainty following the departure of Paethongtarn as Prime Minister, the US trade war, and the Thai-Cambodian border dispute. According to Thai News Agency, the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce’s Center for Economic and Business Forecasting revealed the