Bangkok: Thai stocks closed down 1.50 points. The SET Index closed at 1,306.69 points, down by 1.50 points (-0.11%), with a trading value of approximately 48,098.33 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock trading saw the index move within a narrow range, with a low of 1,304.67 points and a high of 1,311.80 points.

Bangkok: The Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA) has reported a significant surge in online complaints in Thailand, with 27,000 cases recorded in the first eight months of 2025. According to Thai News Agency, these complaints have primarily centered around online products and illegal websites. Over 98% of these cases have been resolved, as the ETDA collaborates with the Department of

Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has issued an apology for the suspension of mule accounts, which has inadvertently affected honest citizens. The Governor of the BOT, Dr. Sethaput Suthiwatnarueput, expressed concern over the potential impacts on Thailand’s fiscal stability and the possibility of a credit rating downgrade. Additionally, he acknowledged ongoing discussions about taxing online gold trading as a

Bangkok: The government lottery results for the draw on July 16, 2025, have been announced. The winning numbers were released to the public, revealing the lucky numbers for various prize categories. According to Thai News Agency, the first prize number is 074646. Those holding tickets with this number are eligible for the top prize. In addition to the first prize,

Bangkok: Suvarnabhumi Airport has achieved a significant milestone by being upgraded to a 4-star airport, as announced by Skytrax. The Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT) expressed their satisfaction with this accomplishment. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paweena Jariyathitipong, Acting Director-General of AOT, highlighted that Suvarnabhumi Airport has been elevated from a 3-star to a 4-star rating by

Bangkok: The Department of Business Development recently visited franchise and retail operators in the Wat Pho area to address business challenges. They discovered that consumers are exercising caution in their spending, leading to diminished purchasing power, which in turn affects income and profits. SMEs are urging the government to implement economic stimulus measures swiftly and to address the issue of

Bangkok: The Government Savings Bank (GSB) is set to launch a significant financial initiative, offering a 100 billion baht soft loan to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) at an exceptionally low interest rate. This move is part of the bank’s efforts to stimulate economic growth and provide necessary financial support to grassroots businesses. According to Thai News Agency, the GSB

Bangkok: SINO sees Thailand gaining an export advantage after the clarity in retaliatory tariffs with the United States, though the strong baht may present challenges. According to Thai News Agency, SINO has assessed trends in the international freight industry, noting sustained demand. Despite the potential setback of a strengthening baht impacting competitiveness, SINO remains optimistic about the new Thai government’s