for the rest of the year expects to remain fragile despite a sign of recovery in 1H22 due to inflation and continuous hike in energy price globally from the impact of Russian invasion of Ukraine which

(exclude spectrum) Approx. Bt30bn Core service revenue is expected to grow at low-single digit due to economic fluctuation. Thai economy outlook for the rest of the year expects to remain fragile despite a

tourists, compared to 5,872,145 people in the pre-COVID-19 period (Jan-Feb 2020), as travel restriction remained in place. In 2021, the recovery of the Thai economy is expected to be fragile and uneven

fragile, others remained mired in uncertainty in terms of new modes of competition, a broader marketplace within the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and the digital age, along with external changes

Thailand. The Bank of Thailand revised down the projection of overall economy for 2020 to contract 7.8% (as of September 2020) from the earlier forecast of 8.1%. But the fragile labor market, uncertain

satisfactory economic growth, many key nations such as Japan and China recorded a slowdown. The Eurozone was fragile while Russia faced economic problems and currency volatility from sharply declining crude oil

.  The Bangchak refinery adjusted its operation hours for employees operating in shifts to coincide with curfew measures, and has confined the perimeters of the Control Room building to provide an entryway

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growth. Even though business loans are expected to receive an additional boost from public investment, retail loans will remain challenged mainly by fragile consumer confidence and household debt servicing