Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Foreign investors upbeat over Thailand's prospects
Foreign investors are still confident about Thai economic prospects, but fret over the connectivity between the current government's flagship Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) and related infrastructure developments, anti-corruption policy and the direction of free trade agreements (FTAs).
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Sri Lanka plugs 'Buddhist tourist trail' site
The Sri Lankan Tourism Promotion Bureau has introduced a "Buddhist Tourism Trail", a Sri Lankan promotional website aiming to attract Thai and other travellers from Theravada Buddhism countries.
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FTI inviting political parties for policy talk
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) plans to invite all political leaders from every party to a discussion on March 18 about the next step in Thailand's business and industrial sectors, out of concern about low efficiency and global competitiveness.
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SET falls most in Asean region on political uncertainty
Thai stocks closed lower on Monday, falling most in the Southeast Asia region amid political uncertainty in the country, while Vietnam markets surged as trade resumed after a week-long holiday.
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SET dips amid local political shock, trade tensions
Recap: Signs that US-China trade talks may be faltering have concerned investors worldwide, with oil prices and Brexit speculation also influencing global market movements. Thailand's stock market plunged in the morning session yesterday before recovering to close down marginally after the surprising announcement that Princess Ubolratana would be the sole ...
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Yamaha to boost sales despite murky view
Thai Yamaha Motor Co, the local unit of the Japanese motorcycle maker, plans to beef up sales this year to 285,000 units, a 5.6% rise, amid cloudy sentiment in the local motorcycle market.
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SET ends flat, Malaysia stocks lead losses in Asean
Thai shares lost slightly on Friday, while Malaysia stocks led losses, as investors were rattled after the United States dismissed the likelihood of a quick resolution to the long drawn Sino-US trade war.
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Somkid: Full speed ahead
Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak has called for state agencies to refrain from sitting idle for six months before the new government is installed to alleviate the impact from global uncertainties affecting the Thai economy.
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[Herald Interview] Netmarble eyes growing business in Thailand
BANGKOK, Thailand -- There’s a reason why Korean game makers are foraying into Thailand. The Southeast Asian nation’s ga
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Indonesia stocks end at 11-month high, SET adds 5 points
Indonesian stocks surged more than 1% to close at an 11-month high on Wednesday, after the country posted a faster-than- expected GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2018, while Thai shares added 5.62 points to close above the 1,6500 mark.
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Platforms for shop search due in April
The Business Development Department has teamed up with Thai startups such as Wongnai, Seekster, Fixzy and GoWabi to create new search platforms for popular shops.
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Chinese New Year arrivals unbowed
The haze that has shrouded parts of Bangkok and nearby provinces is unlikely to impede tourism, with foreign arrivals predicted to grow during the Chinese New Year festival, says the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).
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TU strategy eyes startups, innovation
SET-listed Thai Union Group Plc (TU), the country's global seafood conglomerate, has partnered with two establishments to set up "SPACE-F", aimed at building an ecosystem for food tech startups and supporting the company's business expansion into the non-seafood segment.
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Lamborghini races toward revival in Thai market
The Italian luxury automobile maker Lamborghini expects a rapid recovery in Thailand with a new partnership, a new facility and a new model, while global sales continue to rise despite economic concerns.
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Manila leads Asean bourses, SET ends higher
Philippine shares rose 1.7%, helped by foreign investor buying and as the latest round of Sino-US trade talks kept hopes of a comprehensive trade deal alive, while Thai stocks closed 0.59% higher on Friday.
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08 Feb Come fare business con la Thailandia
L'evento "Come fare business con la Thailandia" si terrà l'8 febbraio a Milano. La Thailandia è uno dei paesi a più alta crescita all’interno dell’ASEAN. Il Pil nel 2018 è cresciuto del 4.2% Il reddito pro-capite è in costante crescita (circa 6.125 $ in PPP nel 2018), la facilità di fare ...
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Thailand aims to export 9.5m tonnes of rice in 2019
Thailand aims to export 9.5 million tonnes of rice this year, the Thai Rice Exporters Association said on Wednesday, a 14% decline from 2018.
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Exporters alerted to row toll
Thai exporters are being urged to shift their focus to alternative markets, especially in Asia, which represents about 60% of Thailand's exports, as the trade row between the US and China is unlikely to end in the near future.
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Thai shares edge up, Philippine stocks shed early gains
Thai shares closed higher for a ninth straight session, while Philippine stocks ended flat on Monday, retreating from an over 10-month high hit earlier in the session, as investors booked profits ahead of US-China trade talks and Federal Reserve meeting later this week.
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05 Feb Investment Opportunities in Thailand – Focus ICT & Aerospace
Il 5 febbraio a Roma si svolgerà il seminario “Investment Opportunities in Thailand – Focus ICT & Aerospace”, organizzato da Lazio Innova in collaborazione con il BOI – Thailand Board of Investment e Tecnopolo Tiburtino. L’appuntamento vuole promuovere l’incontro tra le business community dei due Paesi alla luce, in particolare, del ...
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StanChart forecasts 4.5% uptick
Economic growth is projected at 4.5% this year, propelled by continued public investment, with a lower current account surplus attributed to higher imports and investments, says Standard Chartered Bank Thai.