Busy year ahead for Trade Promotion Dept
The Department of International Trade Promotion has aggressively increased its activities, emphasising …[More]
Survey finds first dip in confidence in 7 months
Consumer confidence retreated for the first time in seven months in April mainly because of the baht’s …[More]
Lose the dollar, It will be better for us all
Political pressure on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) mounted as the baht shot to a 16-year high …[More]
Perspective view of baht urged
The baht’s movements have not been justified by economic fundamentals, and the real effective exchange …[More]
Export concerns key in policy rate decision
The Bank of Thailand should consider exports the top priority in ensuring continued economic growth …[More]
End nigh for Asia’s ‘ridiculously cheap’ labour
China’s affluent cities of Guangzhou and Shenzhen will raise their minimum wages by 19 per cent in …[More]
Continued baht retreat takes pressure off BOT
Possible bubble in property market remains a worry, Kittiratt says; most funds flowing into bonds …[More]
Economic indicators head down
Private consumption and investment, which are the country’s two main economic driving forces …[More]
‘Many left out of labour schemes’
The country’s labour-protection schemes have hardly reached informal workers and farmers. …[More]
Govt action likely if baht hits 28 to US$
Thailand may take action to tame capital inflows if the baht advances to 28 per US dollar, but they would …[More]
Food exporters concerned about effect of strong baht
Food shipments are unlikely to meet this year’s target because the strong baht is putting more pressure …[More]
Apec ministers agree freeze on new non-tariff barriers
Trade ministers attending the recent meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum vowed to …[More]
FTI urges prompt move on baht as export competitiveness hit
The Federation of Thai Industries will submit a letter today to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, Bank …[More]
Lower rate won’t stem capital flow: BOT
The Bank of Thailand is expected to convince its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in their meeting on …[More]
Bath rise hits income from G2G deals
The baht’s strengthening is causing the Commerce Ministry to fear that it will miss its target for returning …[More]
Rethinking the wealth of nations
The Asian financial crisis of 1997-98 reshaped both the banking and corporate sectors through a restructuring …[More]
Baht eases on action concerns
The baht yesterday weakened to above 29 to the US dollar, while offshore investors pulled their money out …[More]
BOT can invest in US state bonds
The Bank of Thailand has come up with another measure to balance capital flows, which, coupled with …[More]
Four sensitive issues studied ahead of FTA talks with EU
Thailand will carefully consider four sensitive issues under the talks for a Thailand-European Union …[More]
Tempers rise over BOT rate policy
The differences between the Finance Ministry and the Bank of Thailand (BOT) over baht management are …[More]
Bankers support current policy rate, see risk in high inflow
Bankers have thrown their support behind the current interest-rate policy, while pointing to capital …[More]
Asia overtakes rest of the world in materials consumption
The Asia-Pacific region has surpassed the rest of the world in its consumption of materials and will continue …[More]
Nearly 10% of businesses could shut
Almost 10 per cent of enterprises could close down this year if the baht strengthened to 27-27.9 against …[More]
Q2 export picture becomes murky
The government admits exports may fall in the second quarter on the back of continued pressure from the …[More]
Smaller budget deficit expected in fiscal 2014
The cabinet yesterday approved a plan to run a budget deficit of 1.9% of GDP or 250 billion baht for fiscal …[More]
BOT will wait a little longer before taking action: Paiboon
Paiboon Kittisrikangwan, an assistant governor of the Bank of Thailand, conceded that the baht had …[More]
More calls for action on baht
The Bank of Thailand is widely expected to take action soon to rein appreciation of the baht as its “excessive” …[More]
98 exporters collapse in first quarter
Nearly 100 export companies went out of business in the first three months of the year after the baht started …[More]
Most CEOs expect Q2 economy to mirror Q1, survey finds
More than half of top executives believe that the trend of Thai economic growth in the second quarter will …[More]
FTI urges slashing interest rate to 2%
The private sector will submit a letter today asking the Bank of Thailand to cut the interest rate from 2.75% …[More]
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