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(Bloomberg) -- Thailand's government plans to raise 400 billion baht ($12 billion) in new debt to support farmers, low-income households, and small
By: Anuchit Nguyen, Randy Thanthong-Knight
Higher oil prices linked to the Iran conflict pushed Thailand’s inflation to near the top end of the central bank’s target, ending a yearlong stretch of falling prices.
Thailand approved 958 billion baht ($29 billion) of investment projects, led by TikTok System (Thailand) Co.’s planned expansion of data infrastructure as the country pushes to become a regional hub for artificial intelligence and cloud services.
Thailand’s largest refiner Thai Oil Pcl is turning to Africa and the Americas for crude, reducing its dependence on the Middle East to maintain stable domestic supply.
By: Patpicha Tanakasempipat, Anuchit Nguyen
Thailand’s main opposition parties are seeking a court ruling on the legality of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s plan to borrow 400 billion baht ($12 billion) to deal with the fallout of the Middle East conflict and ease the cost-of-living crisis.
By: Anuchit Nguyen, Suttinee (Ying) Yuvejwattana
Thailand’s economy unexpectedly accelerates in the first quarter, showing surprising resilience as the Middle East conflict drives up energy and living costs.
Thailand’s largest listed microfinance company warned loan growth may miss its target as it tightens lending to lower-income borrowers squeezed by rising living costs.
By: Suttinee (Ying) Yuvejwattana, Anuchit Nguyen
Higher imports of capital goods and raw materials, along with soaring oil and gas prices, pushed Thailand’s trade deficit to its widest level on record dating back to 1991.
By: Suttinee Yuvejwattana, Anuchit Nguyen
Higher imports of capital goods and raw materials, along with soaring oil and gas prices, pushed Thailand's trade deficit to its widest level on record dating back to 1991.
Bank of Thailand Governor Vitai Ratanakorn said the current policy rate remains “appropriate” even as inflation accelerates and some central bank peers turn more hawkish in response to higher energy prices.
