Bangkok: The investor confidence index has been adjusted down to the ‘sluggish’ level due to pressure from the Thai political situation and international conflicts. Investors are hoping that the Fed’s policies and economic stimulus measures will help support the economy, while keeping an eye on the outcome of the trade

Bangkok: The SME Bank has partnered with ‘Ngern Dee Dee’, a subsidiary of the Government Savings Bank, to launch Thailand’s first digital loan guarantee service via the Good Money application. This initiative introduces a comprehensive Digital Lending service alongside a Digital Credit Guarantee, enabling seamless loan application tracking. This development

Bangkok: PEA VOLTA is introducing a special promotion offering significant discounts on electricity rates for the period of July to August 2025. The promotion encourages customers to take advantage of reduced pricing across various power consumption levels, presenting an opportunity for substantial savings. According to Thai News Agency, the promotion

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning down 4.53 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded the morning session at 1,118.47 points, marking a decrease of 4.53 points (-0.40%), with a trading value of approximately 15,258 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the morning trading session began with the index

Bangkok: Electricity Generating Public Company Limited (EGCO Group) has won the Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA) 2025 for the fourth consecutive time in two significant categories: Green Leadership and Investment in People. The recognition highlights EGCO Group’s dedication to sustainable business practices and its commitment to mitigating climate change while

Bangkok: Thailand is grappling with the consequences of a newly imposed 36% import tax by the United States, a development described as the worst outcome of recent negotiations. Former Finance Minister Kornakorn Chatikavanij expressed concerns that this unexpected tax rate, higher than that imposed on Vietnam, signals a significant challenge

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) pointed out that the 36% tax rate is higher than Malaysia and Vietnam, reflecting that Thailand is at a competitive disadvantage. It estimates the damage to the value of Thai exports at 800-900 billion baht. It believes that the additional proposals that Thailand

Bangkok: Plastic industry group ready to cooperate with government to find a solution to the 36% tax, worried about order cancellations. Mr. Thititham Pongpanangam, Chairman of the Plastics Industry Club, Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), stated that the impact of the United States’ decision to impose a 36% tax on