Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Seafood giant TU chops sales target
The prevailing global economic and political uncertainties in key markets have forced SET-listed Thai Union Group Plc (TU), the world's biggest maker of canned tuna products, to lower its earlier 15% sales growth target for the year to single digits.
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The human dimensions of climate change in Asia and the Pacific
Source: Asian Development Bank Country: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Tajikistan, Thailand, Tuvalu, Viet Nam, WorldUnder a business-as-usual scenario, a 6 degree Celsius temperature increase is projected over the Asian landmass by the end of the century. MANILA, PHILIPPINES (14 July 2017) — Unabated climate change would bring ...
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SET up 2.27 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.14% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET opens up 9.16 to 1,584.09
Thai stocks opened up 0.58% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET opens up 3.19 to 1,572.43
Thai stocks opened up 0.20% at the start of trade this morning.
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Bangkok No 1 in Asia for launching a startup: survey
Bangkok is the best city in Asia to launch a startup and No 7 in the world, according to a new survey by PeoplePerHour that took into account the cost of living, rent, monthly salary and general ease or difficulty of starting a new business.
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SET opens up 0.72 to 1,570.16
Thai stocks opened up 0.05% at the start of trade this morning.
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Border boom pushes trade to rise 6.4%
Improved transport with increased investment along border areas have pushed Thai border trade value in the first five months of this year up 6.4%, to 529.5 billion baht.
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Seatris eyes smart tables for Thai restaurants
Seatris, web-based restaurant management software from Germany, is introducing its machine learning technology in Thailand as part of the company's business expansion efforts in Asean market.
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SET down 1.62 points at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.10% at the start of trade this morning.
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Foreign staff crisis threatens rice target
The crackdown on foreign workers may cause Thai rice exports to drop below the target of 10 million tonnes this year, with many migrants who work in the industry leaving the country.
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SET up 2.70 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.17% at the start of trade this morning.
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Strong baht bites into canned tuna export
Thai exports for canned tuna are expected to miss their target of 80 billion baht as the stronger baht bites into the country's competitive edge, says Chanintr Chalisarapong, president of the Thai Tuna Industry Association.
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Stricter unsecured loan rules leave banks unfazed
The Bank of Thailand's plan to impose tighter regulations on unsecured loans will have a limited impact on commercial banks' business as the loans account for a small slice of total lending, says the head of the Thai Bankers' Association (TBA).
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SET up 3.41 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.22% at the start of trade this morning.
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Top Thai business group raises 2017 export forecast
Thailand's top business group said on Tuesday it expects exports to grow 3.5-4.5% this year, faster than it had predicted earlier, but maintained its outlook for the economy which continues to face risks.
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Big firms shrug off labour law burden
While most of the private sector is crying foul over tightening worker regulations, leading Thai companies say they have seen no effects from the new foreign labour law.
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Halcyon Technology tabs hard-disk drive market
Halcyon Technology, a Thai manufacturer and distributor of customised cutting tools, is upbeat about its business prospects due to the recovery of the global hard-disk drive (HDD) market.
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CIMBT eyes increase in mortgages
CIMB Thai Bank's (CIMBT) retail loan growth for the first half was on target, while the expansion of its commercial loan business remained sluggish, a senior official says.
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Bangkok Post Economic Review Mid-year 2017
Thailand's economy is being transformed, with new-era industries in the Eastern Economic Corridor and new demands from the digital world of Thailand 4.0. Are businesses ready, and how are policymakers preparing? Post writers examine the issues in the 2017 Mid-year Economic Review.
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Thai May factory output unexpectedly rises 1.4% y-o-y
Thailand's industrial output unexpectedly rose in May, thanks to higher production of electronics and rubber, suggesting the economy was gaining momentum.