Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Positive factors propel export growth
Thai exports are maintaining their growth momentum, expanding 8% year-on-year in January thanks to the global economic recovery, an easing of the container shortage and promotions by authorities.
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TNSC cuts Q2 export growth forecast to zero
A group of Thai shippers cut its export growth forecast in the second quarter to zero from 5% earlier, blaming the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine and global financial market volatility following Western sanctions imposed on Russia.
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BOI expects cooperation with JETRO
A Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) signed today in Bangkok between the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) will help to further promote investment from Japanese companies in Thailand and the development of more resilient supply chains in industry sectors including Bio-Circular-Green (BCG) activities, according ...
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Thailand BOI Expects Cooperation Agreement with JETRO to Boost Japanese Investments in Thailand and to Build Resilient Supply Chains
A Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) signed today in Bangkok between the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) will help to further promote investment from Japanese companies in Thailand and the development of more resilient supply chains in industry sectors including Bio-Circular-Green (BCG) activities, according ...
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Thai Airways declares B55bn net profit
Thai Airways International on Monday reported a 55.11 billion baht net profit last year on 81.52 billion baht in revenue from one-time transactions, mainly asset sales, and 19.70 billion baht operating loss.
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Russia-Ukraine conflict bodes ill for Thailand, say FTI, shippers
Higher inflation and a sluggish economy are looming this year following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).
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Bourse bounces back after invasion
The Thai stock market rebounded yesterday following the Russian invasion of Ukraine as investors believe US sanctions targeting the Russian financial sector will have a limited effect on the energy sector and the global economy.
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Shippers revise export forecast upward
The country’s exports are expected to rise by 8% in dollar value in the first quarter from a year earlier, up from 5% previously forecast, due to pre-confirmed orders, the Thai National Shippers’ Council said on Friday.
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SET sweetens the deal for foreign listing candidates
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has shortened the period in which foreign companies are required to retain financial advisers after listings as part of a bid to encourage more non-Thai entrants to the market.
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Supattanapong lists risk factors that are being addressed
Despite growth prospects, the Thai economy still has to brave a spate of risk factors such as high inflation, soaring energy prices, persistent Covid-19 outbreaks and relatively hefty household debt, says Deputy Prime Minister Supattanapong Punmeechaow.
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Recovery lures foreign fund inflows
Thailand's bullish economic recovery is attracting high volumes of foreign fund inflows into Thai bonds and stocks, pushing the baht to a seven-month high, making it the strongest currency in Asia year-to-date.
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BoT expects uptick in demand for lending
The Bank of Thailand (BoT) expects that the picking up trend of the Thai economy will support economic activities and loan demand this year.
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TOP preps funds for Indonesia
Thai Oil Plc (TOP), Thailand largest oil refinery by capacity, is preparing to raise funds to finance a US$5 billion development of PT Chandra Asri Perkasa (Unit 2), a petrochemical production facility in Indonesia.
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External factors will determine SET momentum
Foreign funds have continued to flow into the Thai stock market (and other emerging markets) over the past two weeks, driving the SET Index to breach the 1,700-point mark.
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Thai Oil to raise $1.1bn for debt repayment
Thai Oil Public Company Limited is set to raise about US$1.1 billion from the sale of a stake in a local power producer and a new share offering to repay short-term loans and fund its business expansion.
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Govt 'needs to lift all Covid curbs'
Various tourism business operators in the South and the East as well as the Thai Hotels Association are calling on the government to fully reopen the country to international tourists by lifting all remaining Covid-19 restrictions from next month.
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Mama producer outlines worldwide aspirations
Thai President Foods Plc (TFMAMA), the 50-year-old manufacturer of Mama instant noodles, yesterday announced a five-year plan to open new instant noodle factories covering every continent, as part of efforts to sustain its business growth over the next five decades.
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Southern border to reopen next month
The government is planning to reopen the Thai-Malaysia border next month to stimulate tourism and the economy in the deep southern provinces.
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New Thai rice varieties lined up to boost exports
Thailand plans to develop 12 new commercial rice varieties by 2024 to boost rice export competitiveness.
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Thai large-cap stocks lure foreign funds
Foreign funds continue to flow into Thai large-cap stocks, pushing the SET Index past 1,700 points, the highest level in two years since the Covid outbreak started at the beginning of 2020.
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Thai Honda upbeat on outlook for sales
Thai Honda Manufacturing Co, a motorcycle manufacturer and distributor, aims to outpace the estimated growth of the country's motorcycle market by 3% this year as its looks forward to expansion into the electric motorcycle segment.