consumption, private investment and public spending. Under these circumstances, Thai economic growth in the first quarter of 2018 may be almost on par with the level seen in the final quarter of last year
the continuous recovery of the tourism sector, the private consumption and the private investment, while the headline inflation rate averaged of only 1.2%. The unemployment rate in 4Q/2023 was slightly
being the continuous recovery of the tourism sector, the private consumption and the private investment, while the headline inflation rate averaged of only 0.5%. The unemployment rate in 3Q/2023 was
which the supporting factors still being the continuous recovery of the tourism sector, the private consumption and the private investment, while the headline inflation rate averaged of only 0.1%-1.1
quarter was more slowing down, with exports continuing to contract following the slowdown in the counterpart economy. This is resulting to contraction in imports of goods, industrial production and private
. Private investment continued to contract in all investment categories from the slowdown in domestic and external demands and also from the lower business sentiment impacted by the outbreak. Meanwhile
. Nevertheless, the non-durable goods increased partly from the rush in purchase of consumers goods due to the concerns on the COVID-19 outbreak. Private investment continued to contract in all investment
(especially in vehicles) in line with the improvement in household income from both farm and non-farm income. However, growth in non-durable and semi-durable goods remains weak. Private investment also
disbursement of provincial budgets. Meanwhile, private investment contracted in the investment in construction while investment in machinery and equipment still expanded as exhibited by the increased in domestic