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Thailand plans to implement a $14 billion cash handout plan in the final quarter of this year as Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin 's government touts the stimulus as key to revive growth in Southeast Asia's second-largest economy.

Thailand plans to implement a $14 billion cash handout plan in the final quarter of this year as Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s government touts the stimulus as key to revive growth in Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy.

Thailand’s government will weigh the option of funding a $14 billion cash handout plan from the state budget, as Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s flagship program to revive a sluggish economy through a one-time borrowing faces hurdles.

Thailand 's central bank said its decision to keep interest rates steady earlier this month provides policymakers ample room to deal with unexpected challenges.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand Chairman Pichai Chunhavajira has resigned in a move seen foreshadowing his possible designation as the country’s finance minister.

Pichai Chunhavajira resigned as the chairman of the Stock Exchange of Thailand, in a move widely seen as paving the way for his possible appointment as the country's new finance minister.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin named capital markets veteran Pichai Chunhavajira as Thailand’s new finance minister in an appointment that may ease tensions between the premier and the central bank over monetary policy.

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(Bloomberg) -- Thailand's inflation turned positive for the first time in seven months after the government allowed oil retailers to raise diesel