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Diesel to jump another Bt3.50 tomorrow as Oil Fund trims subsidy
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 01, 2026
Thailand’s Oil Fuel Fund Committee has approved a Bt3.50-per-litre diesel price hike, lifting retail diesel to Bt44.24 and B20 to Bt39.24
Diesel surges past 40 baht as Thailand raises fuel prices on March 31
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2026
Thailand fuel prices rise March 31, 2026, with diesel topping 40 baht per litre after OFFAC hike amid global oil surge and deepening Oil Fund deficit
Thai truckers apologise as staged freight hikes start April 1
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026
Land Transport Federation will raise freight charges in stages from 10% starting April 1, saying soaring fuel costs have left operators with no choice but to act
Chang beer leads price rises as Boon Rawd insists Singha and Leo will stay unchanged
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2026
ThaiBev has notified agents of price increases for selected Chang beer products, while Boon Rawd chief Bhurit Bhirombhakdi says Singha, Leo and other products have no plans to raise prices as costs remain volatile.
Srettha rejects power price hike proposal, pushes for THB4.10 a unit
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 07, 2023
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said on Thursday that the government would attempt to rein in the price of electricity at not higher than 4.10 baht per unit to avoid negative impacts on ordinary consumers.
Rice packers assure no price hike despite higher production cost
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2022
The Thai Rice Packers Association has denied reports of price increases for packaged rice of up to 30 baht for a 5-kilogram package.
Inflation rises 14th month in a row
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 03, 2018
THAILAND’S headline inflation, as gauged by the increase in the consumer price index (CPI), accelerated for the 14th straight month in August from rising prices of fresh food and energy, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
Ministry opposes goods, services price increases
FRIDAY, MARCH 09, 2018
VIETNAM’S Ministry of Finance has asked people’s committees of provinces and cities under central administration to not increase the prices of goods and public services in the first quarter of 2018.