and November Monetary Policy Committee meetings, taking the rate down from 1.75 percent to 1.25 percent. The Bank of Thailand also eased foreign exchange regulations to curb the strong baht and

between the U.S. and China caused lower global trade volume. The tourism sector also expanded at a slower rate mainly from Chinese tourists. The domestic demand grew at a slower rate resulted from private

production resulted to less in yield per rai, which led to a contraction of GDP 4.8% of agriculture sector. Moreover, off-season rice harvest areas also declined by 41.21% in this quarter effecting to a

announced in many countries, severely impacting both the tourism service sector and related businesses. Meanwhile, merchandise exports shrank as the global demand weakened due to lockdown measures and supply

of Thailand and NESDB, overall Thai economy in 2017 expanded by 3.9%, higher than 3.3% growth in 2016. This was mainly from acceleration of private consumption, export sector, and private investment in

, with the effect of COVID-19 outbreak, the labor has temporary moved from service sector back to agriculture sector which led to more demand in agriculture equipment. Other that the above reasons, in Q2

of slower-than-expected growth of the Chinese economy, political risks in Europe, and the impact of tightening global financial conditions. In spite of the weaker external sector, lower average oil

31.92 THB/USD, weakening from 31.54 THB/USD in the previous quarter but remained stronger than 34.30 THB/USD in the same period last year. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decided to keep the policy

and international demand, which affected from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The measures of the government sector to control the spread of the virus, therefore the limit of inbound and

by 20 to 25 percent from the business-as-usual level by 2030.The financial sector plays a crucial role in mobilising funds to promote sustainability practices in the country. Most recently, financial