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Thai home ownership dream fades as buyers lose confidence
Thai home ownership dream fades as buyers lose confidence
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2026
SCB EIC survey finds 56% of Thais have no plan to buy a home within five years as debt, living costs and tight lending hit demandBOT to issue BNPL rules to curb rising First Jobbers' debt by October
BOT to issue BNPL rules to curb rising First Jobbers' debt by October
THURSDAY, JUNE 04, 2026
The BOT is moving to regulate pay-later services that fuel overspending among young consumers, with First Jobbers’ debt at 52.7%, NPLs at 27% and transaction volume up over 38% a year.Thai household debt warning grows as living costs keep rising
Thai household debt warning grows as living costs keep rising
FRIDAY, MAY 08, 2026
A February 2026 survey found 62.44% of people had debt, up from 50.99% a year earlier, as incomes lagged behind rising costs.Fitch warns Thai banks face higher risks despite strong capital buffers
Fitch warns Thai banks face higher risks despite strong capital buffers
FRIDAY, MAY 01, 2026
Fitch expects Thai banks’ sector outlook to weaken in 2026 as lower NIM, softer growth and rising debtor pressure weigh on performanceThai Transport Ministry weighs airline debt extension, Jet A-1 tax cut
Thai Transport Ministry weighs airline debt extension, Jet A-1 tax cut
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2026
Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn heard carriers' proposals on aviation fees, payment terms and Jet A-1 excise tax after the Middle East conflict raised costs.How close is Thailand to its debt ceiling? Should we be worried?
How close is Thailand to its debt ceiling? Should we be worried?
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026
Thailand’s public debt is set to approach 70% of GDP by 2027, with plans to borrow another 500 billion baht to drive the economy.Thailand extends deeper ex-refinery fuel price cuts to May 9
Thailand extends deeper ex-refinery fuel price cuts to May 9
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026
Thailand plans a bigger cut in ex-refinery fuel prices as officials seek to ease pump-price pressure and reduce the Oil Fuel Fund’s debt burden.Thailand sees no immediate need to raise public debt ceiling
Thailand sees no immediate need to raise public debt ceiling
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026
Deputy Prime Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas says Thailand still has about THB800 billion in fiscal space, with public debt at roughly 66% of GDP.