Bangkok: The Department of Highways (DOH) has celebrated its 23rd anniversary with a renewed commitment to enhancing economic connectivity and road safety. As part of this initiative, the department is advancing several key infrastructure projects, including rural highways, the Songkhla Lake Bridge, and the Koh Lanta Bridge, with expected results
Bangkok: The Treasury Department is contemplating a significant revision to its “tax reduction” strategies in an effort to rejuvenate the Thai economy by addressing four identified economic traps. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Ekniti Nitithanpraphas, shared insights during a keynote address at the
Bangkok: The baht continues to show signs of weakness, with expectations mounting that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will implement further interest rate cuts. Trading between 32.53 and 32.55 baht per dollar this morning, the baht mirrors its previous closing price, suggesting ongoing fluctuations in the currency market. According to
Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has announced that Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited, known as “DELTA,” will be subject to Level 1 trading supervision measures starting October 10, 2025. This decision comes as a result of the ongoing surge in the stock’s price and trading volume, which
Bangkok: Suphajee Suthumpun, the Minister of Commerce, has tasked the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) with accelerating the “Quick Big Win” program to boost exports by leveraging data-driven technology. The initiative is expected to yield an impressive 8.9 billion baht in trade value over the next four months. According
Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 9.07 points today, with the SET ending at 1,313.99, marking a 0.70% increase. The day’s trading value reached 43,145.38 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the stock trading index remained in positive territory throughout the day, recording a low of 1,309.01 points and peaking
Bangkok: Tourism industry leaders confirm that wellness tourism is the new engine driving the Thai economy. According to Thai News Agency, the seminar “Thailand Wellness Tourism: From Longevity Economy to Lifestyle for All” hosted by Krungthai Card Public Company Limited highlighted that the wellness tourism industry is projected to grow
Bangkok: Thai Honda is optimistic that the “Half-Half” scheme will bolster purchasing power and promote the use of local content in motorcycle production. According to Thai News Agency, Thai Honda has noted that declining farm income is affecting sales; however, they remain confident that the “Half-Half” initiative will enhance purchasing