Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning with an increase of 3.19 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand ended the session at 1,085.61 points, marking a rise of 3.19 points, equivalent to a 0.29% increase, with a trading value of approximately 24,730 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the morning’s

Bangkok: Pichai Chunhavajira, the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Thailand, is set to travel urgently to the United States to negotiate import taxes between Thailand and the US. The discussions, scheduled for July 3, 2025, aim to protect Thailand’s national interests during these crucial negotiations. According to Thai

Phatthalung: The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, in collaboration with the Department of Rural Roads, is set to enhance tourism along the coast of Songkhla Lake by improving transportation infrastructure. The construction of Road No. Phatthalung 4004 has progressed over 83% and is expected to be operational by the

Bangkok: ‘BKS’ invites travelers to experience four unique bus routes designed for a One Day Trip to spiritual destinations across Thailand. This initiative aims to enhance merit while boosting holiday travel. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Atthavit Rakjamroon, Chief Executive Officer of Transport Co., Ltd. (BKS), announced that the

Bangkok: Central Group invites you to shop, taste, and share with ‘Jing Jai Ma Ha…Nakhon’, a festival featuring an array of exceptional products from communities across Thailand, scheduled to take place from July 9-13, 2025, at Central World. According to Thai News Agency, Central Group, in collaboration with Central Retail

Bangkok: Virtual banks are reshaping the financial sector in Thailand as the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Thailand have granted licenses to three major capital groups to provide banking services through smartphone applications and websites. According to Thai News Agency, the Deposit Protection Agency (DPA) highlighted in an

Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has announced that the Thai economy experienced a slowdown in May 2025, continuing into June, attributed to a decline in tourist numbers and a deceleration in the industrial production sector. Household debt decreased to 87.4% in the first quarter of 2025. The BOT is

Bangkok: NBTC has approved measures requiring mobile operators to share responsibility for damages related to technological crimes, emphasizing enhanced cybersecurity protocols, and mandates a 24-hour service suspension in case of suspicious activities, along with a system to block international calls. Pol. Gen. Natthorn Phueasunthon, an NBTC member, detailed the measures