Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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BoT sees 3.4% growth this year
The Thai economy will continue its steady upward climb, growing by 3.4% this year and 3.6% next year as exports improve, the Bank of Thailand said on Friday.
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SET falls 1.70 to 1,580.42 at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.11% at the start of trade this morning.
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New Business opportunities in Myanmar to be unveiled
Krungsri combines its fully-integrated financial expertise in Thailand with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), one of the largest international financial institutions in the world, with networks in more than 50 countries around the world, in order to support Thai entrepreneurs with a wide range of financial services and business opportunities. ...
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Thai Lion to pounce on U-tapao airport
Thai Lion Air (TLA) appears to be chasing arch rival Thai AirAsia (TAA) for emerging business out of U-tapao airport in Rayong.
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SET falls 0.59 to 1,583.23 at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.04% at the start of trade this morning.
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SET down 0.89 points at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.06% at the start of trade this morning.
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Provincial poor may get transport aid
The Finance Ministry is designing a welfare scheme for those at the bottom rung of the economic ladder, with a balance between registrants who live in Bangkok, its outskirts, and provincial areas to even out treatment.
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SET opens up 4.14 to 1,579.25
Thai stocks opened up 0.26% at the start of trade this morning.
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Govt spending driving growth as investment stalls
Government spending continued to be the growth driver of the Thai economy as private investment remained unchanged and tourism contracted in February, the Bank of Thailand said on Friday.
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Hirata targets Thai joint venture
Hirata Corporation, one of Japan's top five automation mechanism manufacturers, is working on a joint venture with a Thai company to invest in a factory here.
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SET up 3.32 points at opening
Thai stocks opened up 0.21% at the start of trade this morning.
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Thai car parts may feel Trump policy sting
Thailand's shipments of auto parts and tyres to the US are likely to suffer from the protectionist trade policies of US President Donald Trump as they are exported directly to the US, experts warn.
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SET opens up 2.02 to 1,576.99
Thai stocks opened up 0.13% at the start of trade this morning.
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Public-private projects to be fast-tracked
The government will speed up public-private partnership (PPP) procedures for six transport projects worth about 600 billion baht, mostly railways in Bangkok and other provinces.
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SET falls 1.04 to 1,575.68 at opening
Thai stocks opened down 0.07% at the start of trade this morning.
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Revised code to build trust in banking
The Thai Bankers' Association (TBA) says the updated code of conduct for the banking industry will provide common guidelines governing business practices for all employees in the sector.
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SET opens up 3.08 to 1,573.58
Thai stocks opened up 0.20% at the start of trade this morning.
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Condo prices forecast to rise on supply
Condo prices in the peripheral area of Bangkok are expected to remain stable, while prices in the central business district (CBD) and city fringe will increase slightly because of limited new supply, says property consultant Knight Frank Thailand.
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Cavallino Motors sees good Ferrari sales signs
Cavallino Motors Co, Thailand's sole importer and after-sales operator for Ferrari, is upbeat about sales of the Italian supercar this year and next, citing demand from a number of A-list Thai buyers.
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M&A, risk diversity urged
Risk diversification, business resilience and sustainable development are essential to run a business in this era when global economic conditions change quickly, say leading Thai executives.
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SET opens up 1.89 to 1,570.61
Thai stocks opened up 0.12% at the start of trade this morning.