statements. Overall market environment The Thai economy during the third quarter of 2018 continued to expand particularly from domestic demand. Private consumption grew mainly from the durable goods segment
expand largely from domestic demands contributed both from private consumption and private investment. Private consumption grew notably in durable goods segment (especially in vehicles) while growth in non
at 393,388 tons, an increase of 83,483 tons or 27%, primarily from continually growing of B20 consumption as the increasing subsidies policy on B20 to be lower than B7 from 3 Baht/ litre to 5 Baht
and continuous raining as well as the increase of Independent Power Supply (IPS) and Small Power Producer (SPP) outside the EGAT system. In the meantime, electricity consumption of the country in EGAT
prices for most agricultural products remain low, resulting in a fragile recovery in consumption. This has also been effected by the reduction of spending stimulus measures by the government compared to
result of the decrease in sales whereas other income increased by 49.47% YoY and 20.62% QoQ. The decrease of 2Q17 sales compare with 2Q16 and 1Q17 was attributable to the delay of household consumption
volume was partly offset by increased domestic sales, which grew year-on-year by 6.6% to 199,490 units, compared to 187,070 units sold in Q2 2016, primarily attributable to recovering domestic consumption
world trade volume. In addition, tourism sector and the agricultural sector expanded continually, as well as improvement in public consumption and private investment. While, public investment declined. As
production, as farm income has remained subdued due to falls in market prices. Nevertheless, overall domestic demand grew at a moderate pace, and durable goods consumption has slowly picked up. The performance