decreased 30.54 million baht, or equivalent to 9.37% from the same period of previous year due to the Thai economy that slowed down. Spending and government investment were inadequately driven economy
. Meanwhile, the private sectors continued to slow down investment. Private households in various sectors paid more attention on spending because there were still having problem on purchasing power and incomes
sector continued to slow down investment. Private households in the various sectors paid more attention on spending because there were still having problems on purchasing power and incomes which are not
markets went into a tailspin, whereas turbulence was seen in manufacturing, service and tourism sectors, which in turn dampened domestic spending sentiment. The situation adversely affected the government’s
exhibited signs of ongoing growth, driven largely by exports and tourism. This is in line with the overall global economic improvement. Domestic spending enjoyed promising growth, as evidenced by brighter
traction from the first quarter. The ongoing economic rebound was mainly driven by exports and tourism, whereas domestic spending and investment only gradually picked up. Still, the economy has yet to see
maintained its growth momentum. Similarly, Thailand’s major economic indicators continued to exhibit growth, as evidenced by brighter exports, government spending and private spending on certain items of
contraction of exports and a slowdown in private investment. Even though private spending continued to expand, growth was concentrated in only certain product categories. Meanwhile, hefty household debt put a
.) Export sector was impacted from country lock down of the partner countries due to the discontinuance of production chain 3) Government spending and investment shrinkage due to the delay of government
, private consumption, private investment and public spending were all on the wane. Moreover, exports were still in contraction, beset by the weakening economies of Thailand’s trade partners and tumbling