Bangkok: The president of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce assessed that the measures to restrict Thai-Cambodian border crossings will affect Thai exports by only 5-10 percent because it is not a permanent border closure. He believes that both countries are aware of the impact on people’s livelihoods.

Bangkok: SCB has highlighted the persistent volatility of the Thai baht, attributing the fluctuations to uncertain US import tariffs and capital flows from the US to Europe and Asia. The bank forecasts that the baht will strengthen, ranging between 31.50 and 32.50 baht per US dollar by the end of

Bangkok: BAAC has partnered with the Technology Crime Suppression Division to introduce a “Fraud Alert Service” aimed at bolstering cyber security measures. This initiative is set to assist in reducing financial losses among farmers by providing an easy-to-access tool for detecting and reporting online fraud. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has issued a directive for Advanced Connection Corporation Public Company Limited (ACC) and Beyond Securities Public Company Limited (BYD) to provide detailed clarifications concerning their financial statements. Investors have been advised to scrutinize these statements closely, with the companies expected to respond through

Bangkok: Nutrition Profession Public Company Limited (NUT), a leader in the development and production of dietary supplements, commenced trading on the Market for Alternative Investment (mai) Stock Exchange today. The company had previously closed the subscription for 37 million initial public offering (IPO) shares at a price of 6.80 baht

Bangkok: Railway workers have extended their gratitude to the Cabinet following the approval of increased special welfare payments for officials working in risk areas within the southern border provinces. This decision also includes additional payments for officials stationed outside these risk zones but whose duties require them to work within