Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning up 23.54 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded the morning session at 1,086.32 points, marking an increase of 23.54 points (+2.21%), with a trading value of approximately 29,823 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the morning trading session saw a continued rise
Bangkok: Car production in May 2025 reached 139,186 units, marking a 10.32% growth from the previous year, as reported by the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI). This growth is the first in 21 months and is largely attributed to a significant increase in battery electric vehicle (BEV) production, which surged
Bangkok: The Ministry of Transport has received a significant economic stimulus budget allocation of 48.7 billion baht, which will be injected into six key agencies with the aim of expediting operations by September. The initiative is expected to benefit the public and contribute to a clear recovery of the Thai
Bangkok: The NBTC Secretary-General is closely monitoring measures to address issues related to SIM cards, cables, and poles, mandating telecommunication operators to report information on foreign legal entity contracts. Preparations are underway to inspect signals along the Thai-Cambodian border, with a strict prohibition on signal crossing. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Thai stocks experienced a notable surge, closing up 37.23 points to reach a total of 1,100.01 points. This marks a 3.50% increase for the Stock Exchange of Thailand, with a trading value reported at 52,840.03 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai stock market outperformed the regional
Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved a 115 billion baht economic stimulus budget, aiming to boost the GDP by 0.4 percent and accelerate budget disbursements for the fourth quarter, with the Northeast region receiving the initial allocation. Ministers have been directed to ensure transparency and verification in investment control, with an
Bangkok: Neta electric car users in Thailand are preparing to launch a class action lawsuit against Neta-Dealer after experiencing numerous problems with their vehicles. Many users wish to return their cars but fear legal repercussions. In response, the Consumer Council is gathering information to support the lawsuit and seek compensation
Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved a series of tax measures aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in embracing digital technology. This initiative allows businesses with an income not exceeding 30 million baht to deduct expenses twice as much over the next three years. According to Thai News Agency,