transactions were from cash and cash equivalents and short- term investments in government bonds at the end of 2017 amounted to 77.29 million baht, reduced from the year 2016 at 43.09%, and inventories increased
; (3) Thai government securities as follows: (a) treasury bills; (b) Government bonds; (c) Bank of Thailand bills and bonds; (d) bonds, bills of exchange, promisory notes, or debentures under which the
government securities as follows: (a) treasury bills; (b) Government bonds; 3 (c) Bank of Thailand bills and bonds; (d) bonds, bills of exchange, promisory notes, or debentures under which the Ministry of
result, Private investment has declined dramatically while the Tourism sector has not yet recovered. The overall economic support comes from the government spending. Both fixed expenses and capital
the following factors: 1) gradual relaxation of COVID-19 epidemic control measures and progress in vaccination 2) the impact of outstanding demand from the previous quarter and 3) government policies
palm oil and crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) comparing with previous year. Under these circumstances, the Thai government has maintained biodiesel mandate at B7 for whole year. In addition, the government
quarter as well as a softer demand for biodiesel blending due to the impact from the coronavirus (COVID-19) . Thanks to the government policy to absorb crude palm oil surplus, the government delegated the
domestic and international market, consequence to drastically lower crude palm oil (CPO) and crude palm kernel oil (CPKO) prices than that of 1Q2018. Under these circumstances, the government has maintained
revenue due to the decrease in consumers’ purchasing power as a result of the impact from the new wave of COVID-19 outbreak, as well as the temporary closure of some branches according to government
facilitated by government subsidizations. This was further supported by a continuous increase in foreign arrivals despite some structural headwinds and rising geopolitical conflicts. In summary, AIS reported