Bangkok Business News

Bangkok Business News: Surge in contract and part time employment Thailand’s economic slowdown is reshaping the labour market as companies cut costs by reducing full time staff and replacing them …

Bangkok Business News: US Tariffs Hit Thai Seafood Hard Thailand’s seafood industry is facing turbulent waters as new trade measures threaten to slash export earnings. The United States, Thailand’s largest …

Bangkok Business News: Tariffs driving redirection of exports Thailand is bracing for an unprecedented surge of Chinese goods over the next three years, with analysts warning it could be the …

Bangkok Business News: Shifting Investor Landscape The Thai stock market is undergoing noticeable shifts in investor dynamics as foreign ownership dropped to 4.43 trillion baht by mid-2025, down from 5.84 …

Bangkok Business News: A New Era for Government Backed Digital Tokens Thailand has entered a new chapter in digital finance as Token X, a subsidiary of SCBX Group, secured official …

Bangkok Business News: Forecast Slashed to Just 5 Percent Thailand’s digital advertising industry is facing one of its most difficult years on record. The Digital Advertising Association of Thailand (DAAT) …

Bangkok Business News: Rising Concerns Across Key Industries Thailand’s financial system is showing early signs of strain as four critical sectors—manufacturing, hospitality, retail, and construction/real estate—face mounting repayment challenges. What …

Bangkok Business News: A Currency Conundrum Joins Safety Fears Thailand’s tourism rebound is stumbling—not just because of safety scares but now also due to a rapidly strengthening baht. As the …

Bangkok Business News: Banks Respond to Central Bank Decision Thailand’s major commercial banks have swiftly moved to slash lending rates after the Bank of Thailand (BOT) reduced its benchmark policy …

Bangkok Business News: Government Moves to Cushion Tariff Blow The Ministry of Commerce has rolled out a one-stop service centre in Bangkok aimed at helping Thai exporters navigate the challenges …