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NCB’s data show that micro and super micro businesses remain fragile despite economic recovery... Read more
28 Sep 2022
KResearch maintains GDP growth projection for 2022 at 2.9 percent and a projected range of 3.2-4.2 percent for 2023; hopes pinned on tourism to mitigate impacts of economic recession among Thailand’s partners ... Read more
31 Aug 2022
The tripartite national wage committee has resolved to raise the minimum wage rates for the year 2022, which will be proposed for the Cabinet’s approval to take effect on October 1, 2022. There are nine new minimum wage levels. The lowest rate is THB 328, and the highest is THB 354 (the current rates range from THB 313 to336), or an average increase of 3-7 percent. The move would be the first minimum wage hike over the past two years.... Read more
14 May 2021
Presently, there are concerns about rising inflation around the world, including in the US and Thailand. However, the nature of inflation and economic conditions in Thailand and the US differ. In Thailand, the current inflation has been driven by supply-side factors, and the fact that Thailand is being pressured by the third wave of COVID-19, which is set to have a direct impact on the Thai economic outlook over the remainder of 2021 and through to 2022.... Read more
23 Dec 2019
We at KResearch expect that average headline inflation may stand at 0.7 percent or within 0.4-0.9 percent in 2020, which would be at the same par as in 2019, amid risks stemming from drought and rising daily minimum wages.... Read more
20 Dec 2018
KResearch maintains our estimate of Headline Inflation in 2018 at 1.1 percent, compared to the 0.7-percent pace of 2017, as a result of rising energy prices and housing rents amid contracting prices of fresh food following a large quantity of supplies in the market.... Read more
1 Jun 2018
Head line inflation in May 2018 accelerated to 1.49 percent, mainly on the back of domestic energy prices that had risen in line with the uptrend of global crude oil prices to nearly USD80/barrel. If global crude oil prices are within the range of USD70-80/barrel over the remainder of 2018, Thailand’s energy prices will continue to rise. However, headline inflation in 2H18 may increase at a slower pace than the May record on account of the high base of comparison in 4Q17 after the excise tax restructuring, gradual increases in domestic oil prices in sync with hiker global crude oil prices and the government’s measure to peg the diesel prices at not more than THB30/liter.... Read more
1 Dec 2017
Accelerating inflation in 4Q17 following rising energy prices and excise tax restructuring has resulted in the average 11-m... Read more
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Headline inflation climbed to 0.86 percent YoY in September, versus the 0.56 percent pace reported for 8M17. That figure represents t... Read more
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Headline Inflation averaged a low of 0.2 percent in 2016, but the last two months witnessed an uptrend in line with rising global crude oil prices.... Read more
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