Thailands Economic Growth Projections for 2025 Thailands economy is poised for a 3% growth in 2025, building on an expected 2 ...

UOB revised down its 2024 Thai inflation forecast after the lower-than-expected October headline inflation print of 0.8% y/y. It should then pick up to 1.2% in 2025, which it revised down 0.1pp due to ...

Thailand's economic growth rate is expected to increase to 3% in 2025, supported by spending, exports, investment and tourism ...

Analysts have upgraded Thailand's GDP forecast for this year and next to 2.8% and 3%, respectively, thanks to the government's cash handout lifting the economy, but warned of an "economic cliff ...

Over 2 in 5 of Thai consumers (42 per cent) are spending more on essentials, while younger Thais are showing a shift towards ...

For the rest of 2024, KResearch maintains its full-year growth forecast for the Thai economy at 2.6 %, supported by the recovery in exports and tourism, along with the government's economic ...

“Thailand always amazes you” proclaims ... the consensus estimate of 15 percent and even the highest forecast of 17 percent. The economic expansion was aided by a 31 percent rise in public ...

Thailand is hoping that a new draft bill that aims to introduce entertainment complexes and casinos throughout the country will give its economy and tourism a much-needed boost. Experts say the ...

Like other parts of the country's economy, the Thai film industry has been based on attracting foreign investment and producing exports. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra says she will focus ...

UOB Thailand has announced its subscription ... the Bank’s environmental objectives and supports Thailand’s transition to a low-carbon economy, aligning with global efforts to combat climate ...

Thailand’s economy is expected to grow up to 3.5% in 2015. In 2014, the economy grew by 0.9% as domestic demand was dampened by political turmoil in the first half of the year and exports fell amid ...

Vietnamese consumers showed the highest level of optimism regarding their country’s economic outlook and higher appetite for ...