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Anutin sets resilience course as economic pressures mount
Anutin sets resilience course as economic pressures mount
THURSDAY, JUNE 04, 2026
Thai economic policy is shifting towards resilience, OECD standards and investment confidence as private firms warn of inflation risksThais Help Thais Plus spending tops 797 million baht on first day
Thais Help Thais Plus spending tops 797 million baht on first day
MONDAY, JUNE 01, 2026
Thailand's Thai Helps Thai Plus (60/40) co-payment scheme saw strong first-day demand, with spending exceeding 797 million baht by 3pm and more than 3.82 million users completing transactions nationwide.FPO cuts Thailand’s 2026 GDP forecast to 1.6% on geopolitical risks
FPO cuts Thailand’s 2026 GDP forecast to 1.6% on geopolitical risks
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2026
Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office has lowered its 2026 GDP growth forecast to 1.6%, citing geopolitical tensions, but insists the economy is not facing stagflation.Thailand’s economy forecasted to grow 2% in 2026, with tourism and exports leading recovery
Thailand’s economy forecasted to grow 2% in 2026, with tourism and exports leading recovery
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2026
Thailand’s Ministry of Finance expects the country's GDP to grow by 2% in 2026, driven by steady export performance, a vibrant tourism sector, and private sector investment, despite global trade challenges and domestic debt concerns.FPO sees baht firming to 32 per dollar in 2026, but Fed-cut bets trimmed
FPO sees baht firming to 32 per dollar in 2026, but Fed-cut bets trimmed
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 2026
Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office expects the baht to strengthen in 2026, projecting an average of 32.0 per US dollar, supported by a weaker dollar outlook, higher gold prices and a current-account surplus. It cautioned that appreciation may be less pronounced as markets now expect fewer Fed rate cuts.Q1 revenue beats target, but net intake dips as Finance Ministry speeds up corporate tax refunds
Q1 revenue beats target, but net intake dips as Finance Ministry speeds up corporate tax refunds
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2026
Thailand’s Finance Ministry reports gross revenue collection of 767.9 billion baht in Q1 FY2026, up 5.9% year-on-year and above target by 3.4%, while net revenue missed the goal as the government accelerated corporate income tax refunds worth 38.6 billion baht to boost business liquidity.Finance Ministry cuts Thailand’s 2025 GDP forecast to 2.2% after weak Q3; sees 2026 growth at 2%
Finance Ministry cuts Thailand’s 2025 GDP forecast to 2.2% after weak Q3; sees 2026 growth at 2%
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2026
Thailand’s Finance Ministry has revised its 2025 growth forecast down to 2.2% from 2.4% after Q3 growth came in at 1.2%, while projecting 2026 GDP growth of 2.0%, led by tourism and steady private demand.FPO forecasts stronger baht at 31.8 per US dollar in 2026 amid weak dollar and capital inflows
FPO forecasts stronger baht at 31.8 per US dollar in 2026 amid weak dollar and capital inflows
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 2025
Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office expects the baht to appreciate to 31.8 per US dollar in 2026, supported by a weaker dollar, capital inflows, and a strong current account surplus.Thai FPO Raises 2025 GDP Forecast to 2.4% on Export Surge and Stimulus Boost
Thai FPO Raises 2025 GDP Forecast to 2.4% on Export Surge and Stimulus Boost
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2025
Bangkok eyes strong recovery driven by trade and year-end government spending before exports cause a slowdown in 2026Thai Economy Flashes Warning Signs as Consumer Spending and Tourism Slow
Thai Economy Flashes Warning Signs as Consumer Spending and Tourism Slow
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
FPO cites a 10.8 per cent drop in farm income and slower consumer spending on durable goods, though exports grow for a 14th consecutive month