Bangkok Business

Bangkok Business News: Thailand’s banking system is bracing for turbulence as the latest figures reveal that household credit surged past 100 billion baht in the second quarter, pushing debt-service burdens …

Bangkok Business News: Authorities Target Hidden Foreign Ownership The Department of Business Development (DBD) has revealed that over 7,000 companies operating on Koh Samui and Koh Phangan are suspected of …

Bangkok Business News: As the final quarter of 2025 looms, Thailand’s exporters are bracing for a sharp downturn, battered by new US tariffs and collapsing freight rates. With the United …

Bangkok Business News: The Bank of Thailand is pushing back against concern over weakening price levels, defending its cautious monetary approach after inflation slid well below the official 1–3 percent …

Bangkok Business News: In a bold escalation of global trade tensions, US President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese imports beginning November 1, 2025—a …

Bangkok Business News: Private sector issues urgent warning As the country’s new government settles in, the private sector is growing increasingly vocal about the economy’s fragile state. Business leaders warn …

Bangkok Business News: Global Market Meltdown Following Tariff Shock The global cryptocurrency market was thrown into turmoil this week after U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 100 …

Bangkok Business News: Surge in Company Closures Raises Alarms Thailand is now facing a wave of company deregistrations unseen in recent years, as over 8,000 firms voluntarily shuttered or suspended …

Bangkok Business News: In a bold fiscal intervention, the Thai government has earmarked 10 billion baht to purchase non-performing loans held by individual borrowers. The initiative aims to ease financial …

Bangkok Business News: Economic Clouds Gathering Over the Region Thailand’s economy is showing increasing signs of strain as deflationary pressures intensify, echoing similar trends in China. The World Bank recently …