Thailand economy news

Government offices and banks in Bangkok will close on Friday, Oct. 16, and civil servants in the capital will work from home on three other days next week as Thailand …

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul hosted Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in Bangkok on Wednesday for the fifth Singapore-Thailand Leaders’ Retreat, the first time the two countries have held the …

Thailand’s House of Representatives returns to session on August 25 in Bangkok, opening a sitting that runs through December 22 and covers a Constitutional Court-approved emergency borrowing decree, the 2027 …

Thailand’s government is running a public consultation through August 5 on a plan to cut the country’s combined civil service, military, and police workforce from more than three million to …

Thailand’s energy regulators took two separate actions this week that pull fuel costs in opposite directions: retail pump prices rose by 90 satang per liter on Thursday, while a new …

Thailand’s energy security faced renewed uncertainty this week after a ceasefire between the United States and Iran broke down, triggering a fresh round of strikes that pushed global oil prices …

Thailand’s long-delayed high-speed rail project connecting Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi and U-Tapao airports could be terminated within weeks, as transport officials prepare to decide whether the CP Group-led consortium building the …

Thailand is creating a 50-member trade task force in October to respond to new U.S. import regulations that threaten to overwhelm exporters with paperwork. The rules, which target transshipment — …