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BOT sees low risk of Thai currency crisis as reserves remain high
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2026
The BOT says Thailand is unlikely to face an Indonesia-style currency crisis despite a record current-account deficit, citing strong reserves and rising future investment
Gold traders warn VAT plan may hurt savers amid BoT scrutiny
MONDAY, JUNE 08, 2026
Thai gold traders warn that tighter regulation and a possible VAT on gold investment could hurt gold saving and market confidence
BOT eyes Buy Now Pay Later curbs as young spenders sink into debt
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 03, 2026
The Bank of Thailand plans new rules for Buy Now Pay Later lending after BNPL accounts jumped to 4.91 million amid youth debt concerns
BOT fee overhaul to cut bank income by 5bn baht
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 03, 2026
Thailand’s central bank is revising 19 financial service fees to lower costs for households and SMEs while standardising bank charges
BOT caps credit-card cash withdrawal fees to ease public burden
TUESDAY, JUNE 02, 2026
The Bank of Thailand has revised credit-card rules to ensure cash withdrawal fees reflect real service costs and protect consumers.
Thailand’s record current account deficit sparks debate
SATURDAY, MAY 30, 2026
Thailand’s current account deficit has hit a record US$7.6 billion, raising concern over competitiveness, energy costs and the baht
No rift — BOT governor keeps Dr Roong close in advisory role
FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2026
Dr Roong Mallikamas denies conflict with BOT governor Vitai Ratanakorn after resigning, as he prepares to appoint her as an adviser
BOT warns 400bn-baht loan plan could push public debt near ceiling
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 2026
The Bank of Thailand says the 400-billion-baht borrowing plan could lift GDP this year but push public debt close to the 70% ceiling within two years.
BOT rejects stagflation fears as loan decree lifts GDP outlook
THURSDAY, MAY 07, 2026
BOT says Thailand is not in stagflation, with the 400-billion-baht loan decree expected to lift 2026 GDP growth to 2.1%.
BOT warns proposed THB400bn borrowing must be tightly targeted as economy remains fragile
WEDNESDAY, MAY 06, 2026
BOT Governor Vitai Ratanakorn says a large borrowing decree could lift GDP by 0.5-0.7 percentage points, but spending must be well targeted and weighed between relief and investment.