Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 10.53 points as the SET concluded trading today at 1,259.31 points, reflecting an increase of 0.84%. The trading value for the day reached 44,707.38 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock market activity saw the index consistently in positive territory. It reached a

Bangkok: The Customs Department signed an MOU with the FDA to develop a training course for health product importers and exporters. This course will enhance knowledge, speed up safety inspections, and support Thai entrepreneurs in achieving GIP Plus standards. According to Thai News Agency, the Customs Department has entered into

Bangkok: The Comptroller General’s Department has announced an updated welfare program for September 2025, which includes benefits related to merchandise purchases, cooking gas discounts, and public transportation allowances. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Thiwaporn Phasuk, Deputy Director-General and spokesperson for the department, outlined the benefits available to individuals utilizing

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) indicates that the Thai economy is slowing down, maintaining GDP growth in 2025 at 1.8-2.2%, as political pressure on the economy increases. According to Thai News Agency, the FTI has maintained its 2025 GDP growth forecast at 1.8-2.2%, citing increasing political pressures that

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has indicated that the Thai economy is poised to stagnate, regardless of whether Parliament is dissolved or a government is formed within the next four months. According to Thai News Agency, the private sector is urgently calling for political clarity and a swift

Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce presents awards for jasmine rice, emphasizing the continued growth of the quality rice market. The Ministry is promoting Thai Hom Mali rice, elevating farmers who preserve the unique identity of Thai rice varieties to the world stage. Chatuporn presented 21 awards for outstanding jasmine rice,

Bangkok: Academics and the private sector are expressing concerns over the economic issues arising from the current political upheaval. They are advocating for the swift implementation of the 2016 budget to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and revitalize the border economy, which has been adversely affected by the political

Bangkok: Economists are advising the caretaker government to expedite relief efforts for flood-affected areas and take swift action to revitalize the Thai-Cambodian border economy. According to Thai News Agency, Associate Professor Dr. Anusorn Thamjai, Dean of the Faculty of Economics at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, highlighted