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6 Sustainability Trends for 2026: The Structural Shift in Business Toward Sustainability
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 2026
Businesses must embrace sustainability in 2026 with trends like decarbonization, clean energy, AI, smart mobility, and water stewardship to ensure long-term growth
Bank of Thailand to Crack Down on Grey Money and Gold Trading to Stabilise Baht
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2026
Governor Vitai Ratanakorn unveils unprecedented measures to track suspicious transactions and regulate gold trading amid structural economic challenges
‘A Horse Running Through Fire’: Thai Corporates Warn of Severe Economic Risks in 2026 if Growth Fails to Reach 2%
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 06, 2025
Private sector warns Thailand’s 2026 economy faces high risk if GDP stays below 2%, citing structural traps, debt burdens, and ASEAN competitiveness pressures
BOT Governor Vows to Erase 'Ivory Tower' Image, Tackle Sub-2% Growth
MONDAY, DECEMBER 01, 2025
Vitai Ratanakorn shifts central bank's focus to structural issues; launches 'Social AMC' to help 2 million citizens clear household debt
TDRI Cautions Against Further Rate Cuts as Thailand Needs Deeper Economic Reforms
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2025
Think tank says interest rate cut offers short-term relief, but long-term structural reforms are crucial
Experts warn Thailand needs structural reform to reclaim competitive edge
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2024
Thailand must undergo fundamental structural reforms, including deregulation, workforce reskilling, and technological adoption, to reclaim its competitive edge, a panel of experts declared at a Kiatnakin Phatra Financial Group (KKP) seminar on Monday.
Structural reforms, skill development of work force key challenge for Thai economy
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 05, 2023
Thailand's economy remains in recovery mode, and requires deep structural reforms to sustain growth amid volatility and uncertainty, Bank of Thailand (BOT) Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput and the country's leading economists said on Wednesday.
Members discuss structural reform and human capital development
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 2017
SKILLS mismatch is said to be a key challenge for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) members because young people are falling behind in preparing themselves with the right skills in a fast-changing market.