% in the previous quarter, driven mainly by a slowdown in domestic demand and private consumption. The exports sector fell sharply due to the continued strength of the baht, while tourism sector also
, which is partly due to global economic recovery, as well as the growth in exports of electronic goods which supports Internet of Things (IoT). Private consumption expanded at a moderate pace as overall
from 3.3 percent in 2016 on the back of rising exports and a robust tourism sector, consistent with a stronger recovery in global demand. Headline inflation rose to 0.7 percent, following higher energy
external fronts that may affect exports and tourism, and the recovery of domestic demand was not yet sufficiently broad-based. Meanwhile, financial stability remained sound. In this light, monetary policy
integration of acquired businesses, the start of earning recovery in our high-volume Necessities business and our stable but higher-margin HVA business. We delivered record earnings and cash flows and expect
eased phase by phase thanks to significant improvement in controlling the spread of COVID-19 in Thailand. A number of recovery plans were introduced to the market by Thai government; however, Thai economy
time outside and its strength as being a media which is able to build on brand awareness amongst a wide audience which made it more attractive to media customers. MACO outperformed the overall industry
ANALYSIS FOR Q2/2017 2 Economic condition for the year 2017 was expected to grow by 3.6 %, supported by the demand from overseas and the export, following to the economic recovery of the imported countries
the same period last year, respectively. Meanwhile, private consumption increased gradually, as a recovery in purchasing power remained tepid. Private investment has shown signs of improvement
spending more time outdoors and its strength as being a medium to create brand awareness that reaches consumers when they are on the go. For Online media, Digital Advertising Association Thailand (“DAAT