sector’s growth slowed down and private investment slightly dropped. However, private consumption continued to hold up, partly due to improvements in non-farm income and government measures to support low
2017 accelerated from the earlier period. The main impulsion were continued expansion both merchandise exports and tourism. The value of merchandise exports, consistent with the faster economic growth
from the earlier period. The main impulsion were continued expansion both merchandise exports and tourism. The value of merchandise exports, consistent with the faster economic growth among Thailand’s
%, consistent with robust global economic expansion and strong growth momentum from last year. A robust global economy will support Thai merchandise exports to grow by 4 .8% annually together with the tourism
formation. Hence, the NESDB has cut down its growth forecast for the Thai economy in 2023 to the range of 2.5%-3.0% from the previous forecast of the range of 2.7%-3.7%, which the supporting factors still
exports improved from the previous quarter continuously. Hence, the NESDB has cut down its growth forecast for the Thai economy in 2024 to the range of 2.2-3.2%, in which the supporting factors still being
support and several kinds of loan package, reduced electricity and water tariffs, and put in place a debt moratorium for citizens and businesses. The Cabinet of Ministers issued an emergency decree
previously assessed partly due to delay in infrastruture investment projects. The value of merchandise exports contracted due to weaker global demand as a result of slower economic growth in a number of major
investment picked up in line with the improved economic outlook, and with additional support from the government investment project even in this quarter its growth was lower than the assessment as the delayed