decreased by 56.64 million or -39.4 percent from previous year, compared with the net profit of Baht 143.59 million in previous year. This is due to the continuously slowing economy in the country throughout
supported by the improvement in farm income. Nevertheless, signs are pointing to the slowing momentum of car sales which could be indications of market saturation and could potentially lead to price
income. Nevertheless, signs are pointing to the slowing momentum of car sales, with sales for the month of June declining by 2.1% yoy, the first decline in 30 months, which could be indications of market
even though there was a slowdown in the last month of December 2018 due to decelerating of exporting sector and the world economy, compared with the previous quarter. The revenues from agricultural
consumption, albeit expanding, began to exhibit decelerating growth following a recent ramp-up in spending on durable goods. Likewise, private investment remained weak pending more apparent signs of economic
-interest income, derived mainly from an extraordinary item from the sale of a bank subsidiary. Meanwhile, net interest income enjoyed ongoing growth, albeit at a decelerating rate, due in part to a reduction
schemes, growing domestic consumption and tourism. Factors that may affect the Thai economy in 2019, to name a few, are the slowing global economic growth, the inconclusive trade war between the US and
various public private partnership (PPP) projects and infrastructural investments in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) zone. Meanwhile, factors that affect the Thai economy are the slowing global economy
the low-income citizens to stimulate near-term consumption. Meanwhile, internal and external factors that affect the Thai economy are the slowing global economy growth, the inconclusive trade war