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Rising tensions in the Middle East and uneven recoveries across major economies are casting a shadow over the global economic outlook, with energy prices, inflation, and trade stability hanging in the balance.
Thailand stands at a pivotal crossroads in its development journey. Following decades of export-driven growth, the nation’s economic model is now struggling under mounting global challenges.
To be eligible for tax benefits, manufacturers of electric vehicles (EVs) and related components must ensure that locally sourced parts constitute at least 40% of the total raw material value for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and at least 45% for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs).
Recent clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border have done more than disrupt regional diplomacy—they’ve pulled back the curtain on a sprawling, multi-billion baht casino empire entangled with political elites, military figures, and international investors.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched the "Half-and-Half Travel Thailand" scheme to boost domestic tourism. Businesses can now register at www.เที่ยวไทยคนละครึ่ง.com to become approved local providers.
Tariff pressures on the U.S. and Japan are set to intensify in late 2025 amid trade tensions, inflation, and shifting policies. China faces mounting risks of a deeper slowdown without fresh stimulus, as exports weaken and consumer confidence erodes.
While Thailand is geographically distant from the conflict, the ripple effects of this geopolitical event could significantly influence its economy, particularly through energy markets, trade, tourism, and investor sentiment. As a net oil importer and a trade-dependent nation, Thailand must brace for potential economic turbulence.
Despite ongoing economic challenges, Thailand’s vending machine industry has experienced notable growth over the past two to three years, driven by shifting consumer lifestyles and the demand for convenience, speed, and flexible payment options.
Thailand's tourism recovery post-Covid is faltering, particularly among Chinese travelers, significantly impacting Airports of Thailand's duty-free sales and stock value, leading to major financial losses and concerns for its future.
NTT Data will invest $90 million in a new data center in Thailand to meet rising cloud service demand, primarily offering colocation services for businesses like cloud providers and financial institutions.