Bangkok: The Thai Bankers Association believes that the 36% US tax will have an impact on the Thai economy, indicating that Thailand has run out of good karma, and recommends accelerating economic structural reforms: ‘stimulation-sustainment-reform’. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Payon Srivanich, Chairman of the Thai Bankers Association and
Bangkok: Thai stocks demonstrated an upward trend as the SET index increased by 17.70 points, closing at 1,161.01 points. This represents a rise of 1.55%, with a trading value reaching 48,024.99 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the stock market showed signs of recovery throughout today’s session. The SET
Bangkok: The Minister of Commerce has outlined a strategic plan to address pressing economic issues, focusing on 10 urgent missions aimed at alleviating the cost of living, reviving the economy, and creating new opportunities for citizens. Mr. Chatuporn Buruspat, Minister of Commerce, in collaboration with Deputy Ministers Mr. Suchart Chomklin
Bangkok: The SEC has ordered a suspension of the approval of “Kingkan Thipwan” as an investment advisor for 7 months and 15 days due to failure to perform duties responsibly and carefully as a professional by preparing securities trading order documents that were not consistent with the truth. At the
Bangkok: Government Savings Bank – BAAC invites Thais to save money, government joins, and moves forward to create understanding of “GSB Lottery” to fight against the aging society. According to Thai News Agency, the National Savings Fund (NSF), led by Ms. Jarulak Ruangsuwan, Secretary-General of the National Savings Fund Committee,
Bangkok: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has directed East Coast Furnitech Public Company Limited (ECF) to clarify the rationale behind altering the exercise price of ECF-W5 conversion rights from an initially calculated 0.55 baht per share to 5 baht per share. This adjustment could potentially lead to a significant
Bangkok: “Phumtham” has denied allegations of any discussions with the United States regarding the use of the Tap Lamu Naval Base in Phang Nga Province in exchange for adjustments to Trump’s tariffs. He expressed discomfort over media misinterpretations of the situation, which he claims have caused damage to both himself
Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Phumtham Vejjayachai, as acting Prime Minister, has denied rumors of transferring the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, emphasizing that any civil servant found to be neutral will face prosecution under Section 157. He stated that the transfers of civil servants