Economy news of Thailand

Tax law dispute flares up in Bangkok, sparking heated debate between finance ministry and city governor

The owner of the "Bert Manit" web page, Manit Sarayuttikorn, recommends that investors choose stocks that are not affected by the policies of the new government.

Kasikorn Research Center (KResearch) predicts an interest rate hike at the next Monetary Committee.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand has left a severe impact on children and poor families. 

The collection of state revenues for the first seven months of the current financial year (which began in October last year) exceeded the planned figures by 8.9%.

The Ministry of Energy plans to lower the fuel tariff (Ft) in September, which will lead to a significant reduction in the price of electricity.

Thailand in the spotlight: Urgent action to reduce carbon emissions

Discussions around the Forward Party's plan to raise the minimum wage in Thailand to 450 baht: views and expectations.

Thailand aims to get out of the middle income trap by 2037. NXPO encourages businesses to adopt technology to achieve the goal.

Pita Limjaroenrath, leader of the Move Forward Party, promises to revive Thailand's leadership role in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to address burning issues.

On Saturday, Thai real estate officials urged the new government to gradually raise the minimum wage to avoid a sharp rise in costs.

At the 15th Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Summit (IMT-GT) held May 11 in Labuan Bajo, Thailand advocated strengthening economic cooperation.