Thailand's inflation eases, but trade risks and policy shifts loom. EBC Financial Group analyses key 2025 market trends and investment opportunities. As Thailand enters 2025, the country's economic la ...

November economic activity data suggests gradual growth, driven by strong external demand, particularly for goods exports and tourism, as well as a slight recovery in private consumption supported by ...

BANGKOK, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Thailand is targeting economic growth of 3.5% this year, supported by tourism, foreign investment and government stimulus, a deputy finance minister said on Friday.

China's inflation rose at its fastest pace in five months, driven by holiday spending, which is expected to be a continued ...

An advocate for the region’s economic growth, tourism, and community engagement ... as the nationally and internationally recognized Stimulus Promotion, which generated widespread attention ...

Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira said last week he was hoping for economic growth of more than 3% this year after expected growth of 2.7% to 2.8% in 2024, with tourism remaining a key driver ...

This marks a third consecutive uptick, as consumers are increasingly optimistic about the government's stimulus measures, which eased economic pressures, while the tourism sector has gradually ...

He confirmed that tourism is the country’s main engine to stimulate ... He noted that the ministry’s subcommittee for reviewing economic stimulus projects has concluded the digital wallet handout, ...

Global trade policy uncertainty pressures economies, notably in the US, Europe, and China, affecting growth and monetary policies.

BANGKOK: Thai consumer confidence rose for a third consecutive month in December to reach its highest level in six months as sentiment was bolstered by government stimulus measures and tourism ...

THAI consumer confidence rose for a third consecutive month in December to reach its highest level in six months as sentiment was bolstered by government stimulus measures and tourism ... numbers also ...