Bangkok: The Industrial Confidence Index for August 2015 has continued its downward trajectory, recording a slight dip from 86.6 to 86.4. This persistent decline reflects ongoing uncertainty and challenges within the industrial sector, as stakeholders express concerns regarding economic policies and external trade barriers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.
Madrid: Kylian Mbappé scored two penalties as 10-man Real Madrid came from behind to beat French side Olympique Marseille 2-1 in the UEFA Champions League. In the first leg of the UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid from Spain faced Olympique Marseille from France. In this match, Timothy Weah gave Marseille
Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session up 1.97 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,310.16 points, an increase of 1.97 points (+0.15%), with a trading value of approximately 26,526.13 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the index fluctuated sideways in the morning trading
Bangkok: Thailand has solidified its position in the global pet food market, becoming the world’s second-largest exporter of cat and dog food in 2024, with exports valued at an impressive US$2.677 billion. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the country, which is known for its high-quality and well-standardized pet
Bangkok: “Bu Phuripol,” the promising Thai national sprinter, is setting his sights on achieving three gold medals at the upcoming 33rd SEA Games. The Athletics Association of Thailand is gearing up to commemorate its 127th anniversary with a special fundraising run. According to Thai News Agency, the Athletics Association of
Bangkok: Investors are closely monitoring the US Federal Reserve as its upcoming decisions are anticipated to impact gold prices significantly. The Fed’s potential interest rate cuts could drive gold prices higher, prompting investors to adopt a short-term strategy of buying during corrections and selling upon price rebounds for profit. According
Bangkok: “PACK PRINT INTERNATIONAL 2025 and CorruTec ASIA 2025” launched with the participation of 300 leading global companies in the printing and packaging industry, aiming to position Thailand as a central hub for innovation, manufacturing, and investment. The event is anticipated to draw over 12,000 visitors worldwide, strengthening Thailand’s role
Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries is expressing concern over the strengthening of the Thai baht, which is expected to negatively impact the nation’s exports and tourism sectors. The president of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) highlighted that the baht’s current strength is unnecessary and could potentially have severe