Environment 2Q24 global economy continued to face challenges from prolonged monetary policy tightening amid geopolitical tensions. In Thailand, positive economic sentiment was driven by ongoing improvement in
global and domestic volatilities. However, there remained pockets of risks, such as the solvency of SMEs and the search-for-yield behavior in the prolonged low interest rate environment that might lead to
serviceability of SMEs, maturity mismatches among businesses, particularly in the real estate sector, and the search-for-yield behavior in the prolonged period of low interest rates that could lead to the
B.E. 2020. For the rest of the year, the global economic slowdown, the prolonged US-China trade conflict and the uncertainty of Brexit negotiations, as well as the Baht’s appreciation will continue to
consideration of future economic factors that reflect the impact of the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic. Million Baht Item Quarter Change (%) H1 Change 2/2020 1/2020 2/2019 1/2020 2/2019 2020 2019 (%) Expected credit
when no longer required; 2.3 consider risks of media degrading while stored information is still needed and methods on how to handle such risks in case of prolonged storage; 2.4 keep all media in a safe
required; 2.3 consider risks of media degrading while stored information is still needed and methods on how to handle such risks in case of prolonged storage; 2.4 keep all media in a safe and secured
Market Risk Management In the first quarter of this year, the COVID-19 pandemic which has increased in its severity and it is expected to be prolonged across the globe crippled multiple Thai economic
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), represented by Mr. Paiboon Dumrongwaree, Assistant Secretary-General, extended the SEC congratulations to the Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) on its