Bangkok: Dr. Niwet Meewachiravarakorn has recommended that the government accelerate efforts to restore investor confidence in the Thai stock market. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Niwet acknowledged the current lack of appeal of Thai stocks and stressed the urgent need for government intervention to boost confidence in safety, crack down on call center gangs, and fight corruption. He emphasized

Ubon ratchathani: The Ministry of Commerce is swiftly moving to support entrepreneurs affected by the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border. Minister of Commerce Mr. Chatuporn Buruspat, accompanied by Deputy Minister Mr. Chantawit Tantasith, led a delegation to Ubon Ratchathani Province, where they distributed 1,000 relief bags to those impacted at two temporary shelters in Det Udom District. According to Thai

Bangkok: Academics believe the 19% tax deal will help factories avoid relocation, but will not impact supply chains. According to Thai News Agency, the recent agreement reached by Thailand on a 19% tariff rate with the United States, comparable to that of ASEAN countries, is viewed by academics as a temporary relief rather than a comprehensive solution. Associate Professor Dr.

Bangkok: Kasikorn Research Center expects Thailand’s GDP to grow by 1.5% in 2025 following the finalization of a US tariff deal. According to Thai News Agency, the agreement has resulted in an improved tariff rate of 19%, which supports the economic outlook for Thailand in 2025. The Kasikorn Research Center announced that on August 1, 2025, the United States implemented

Kuala lumpur: Thai Oil wins three awards for good corporate governance (CG) at the ASEAN level from the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard 2024. Thai Oil Public Company Limited announced that it received three awards from the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard Project 2024: Country Top 5 PLCs, ASEAN Top 50 PLCs, and ASEAN Asset Class PLCs. This is the third consecutive

Bangkok: The government has announced that the new flat-rate fare for the electric train will be set at 20 baht for the entire line. This move comes as part of a broader initiative aimed at reducing the cost of living for the city’s residents. Commuters will be able to take advantage of this reduced fare prior to October 1st. According

Bangkok: The Mall Group has launched a special campaign titled “WE LOVE THAILAND” to rally support and encouragement for soldiers bravely fulfilling their duties amidst ongoing unrest. The campaign is aimed at uniting Thai citizens in honoring the sacrifices made by soldiers to protect the nation’s sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, the campaign commenced with a ceremonial event led

Bangkok: “Phao Phum” has disclosed that the GDP for the second quarter is expected to exceed previous forecasts, highlighting the beneficial impact of a 19% US import tax. This tax rate is seen as a reflection of Thailand’s manufacturing strength, providing structural advantages and paving the way for increased export investment. Plans are underway to introduce soft loan measures to