World Bank raises Thailand growth forecast to 3.9%
Thailand also faces structural headwinds including an aging population, climate pressures, declining export competitiveness, and high household debt.
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Thailand also faces structural headwinds including an aging population, climate pressures, declining export competitiveness, and high household debt.
Chinese EV makers are considering Thailand as a manufacturing and distribution base to neighboring economies.
According to a report, Telehouse has recently opened its first data center in Thailand with an investment of $74 million, while NTT Global Data Centers Corporation has invested ...
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has announced its plan for fiscal year 2024 with a budget of $144.2 million, ...
The EAP region's GDP is predicted to accelerate to 5.5% in 2023, with a comeback in China balancing sluggish growth ...
Unfavourable factors include higher interest rates, increases in expenses related to home purchase, and stricter criteria for approving loans.
The move was widely anticipated by analysts and economists, who cited the need to contain inflationary pressures and maintain financial ...
BYD Co., China's leading electric vehicle maker, is expanding its presence in the Southeast Asian market, where it faces strong ...
After the recent general election, political and fiscal uncertainty appears likely to continue to be a short-term drag on Thailand's ...
The external outlook for Thailand looks relatively bright thanks to the ongoing tourism recovery, despite the downturn in the global ...
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