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Fuel prices in Thailand to rise 0.85 baht a litre from September 15
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2026
Thailand will raise petrol, gasohol and diesel prices by 0.85 baht per litre from September 15 as the Oil Fuel Fund faces subsidies of about 770 million baht a day.
Thailand braces for higher oil prices as fund deficit tops THB80bn
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 02, 2026
Thailand warns global oil prices may rise further after renewed US-Iran fighting, while the Oil Fuel Fund deficit exceeds THB80 billion.
Thailand holds pump prices despite fuel subsidy cuts
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2026
Thailand has kept retail fuel prices unchanged after the Oil Fuel Fund reduced diesel and gasohol subsidies and raised the petrol contribution.
From Hormuz to the Black Sea: A widening global oil crisis puts the government to a fresh test
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 2026
A three-front oil shock is squeezing crude, refined fuels and shipping as Thailand confronts rising costs and a 61.5bn-baht fuel fund deficit
Oil Fuel Fund risks Bt100bn deficit as Red Sea crisis deepens
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2026
Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers threaten a key Red Sea oil route as Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund spends Bt651 million a day cushioning higher fuel costs.
Fuel committee raises pump prices by 90 satang from July 23
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026
Petrol, gasohol and diesel prices rose across Thailand on July 23 as Middle East tensions drove up global oil and shipping costs
Thailand cuts fuel prices from July 8 as oil fund adjusts rates
TUESDAY, JULY 07, 2026
Thailand will cut diesel by 2.56 baht per litre and petrol and gasohol by 2.51 baht per litre from July 8 after oil fund rates were adjusted.
PM tells Energy Ministry: cut oil prices now, not gradually
TUESDAY, JULY 07, 2026
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered the Energy Ministry to find ways to cut retail oil prices immediately, saying lower global prices should be passed on to consumers to ease living costs.
Oil Fund deficit under close watch after lower-than-expected revision despite LPG pressure
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2026
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund deficit came in 7 billion baht lower than expected, but overall debt remains high at 58.5 billion baht
Public groups demand energy price overhaul within seven days
SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2026
Consumer groups urge Energy Ministry to reform fuel pricing, cap refining margins and cut oil prices by 7 baht per litre
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