Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning down 8.48 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded its morning session at 1,111.46 points, marking a decline of 8.48 points or 0.76%, with a trading value of approximately 16,052 million baht.
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Bangkok: The Thai stock index experienced a significant decline in June, falling by 5.2% due to escalating geopolitical tensions, including the Iran-Israel conflict, a border dispute with Cambodia, and domestic political instability. Investors are closely watching upcoming Thai-US negotiations after former US President Donald Trump extended the deadline for new
Bangkok: In response to the ongoing economic challenges, KTC recently organized a seminar titled ‘Serving a Survival Plan: Secret Recipes for Thai Restaurants to Survive the Crisis’, where industry leaders discussed strategic measures to help Thai foo…
Chester: Chester has announced its expansion into the catering business, aiming to provide a comprehensive dining experience similar to eating at their restaurants.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Lalana Boonngamsri, Managing Director of Chester …
Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 3.06 points as the SET index ended the day at 1,123.00 points, a rise of 0.27%, with a trading value of 31,447.59 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the stock trading session experienced fluctuations, with the index reaching a low of 1,107.46 points and
Bangkok: In response to the ongoing economic challenges, KTC recently organized a seminar titled ‘Serving a Survival Plan: Secret Recipes for Thai Restaurants to Survive the Crisis’, where industry leaders discussed strategic measures to help Thai foo…
Chester: Chester has announced its expansion into the catering business, aiming to provide a comprehensive dining experience similar to eating at their restaurants.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Lalana Boonngamsri, Managing Director of Chester …
Bangkok: GSB unlocks NPLs for retail loans under state projects during COVID, starting with 200,000 accounts in the first phase immediately, and gradually implementing another 300,000 accounts by the end of 2025, for a total of over 1.3 million debtor accounts. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Vitai Ratanakorn, President