containing the COVID-19, economic growth is forecasted to contract by -7.8%1; the lowest growth among ASEAN countries. In addition, a range of political issues are loading to an uncertain economic recovery

still uncertain, and much depends on how the Phase One trade deal develops. Meanwhile, IMF forecasts that the global economy may grow 3.3 percent, down from the previous projection of 3.4 percent. Looking

base. However, close attention should be paid to the government’s budget disbursements and global financial markets which may, from time to time, become somewhat volatile. On the inflation front

amounting to Baht 67 million and Baht 4 million, respectively. The loss was increased by Baht 63 million. Due to the unpredictable spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Baht depreciation against US Dollar during

on impacts from volatile international capital flows, which would have repercussions for foreign exchange movements and funding costs. The Thai economy in the second quarter of 2018 exhibited ongong

can be side-lined for now, the COVID-19 pandemic has, however, shown how vulnerable our health, social and economic systems are to unpredictable and extreme crises. Sustainability has become the

activity, thus dampening Thai economic growth during the second half of the year. Other challenges included volatile foreign exchange movement and international capital flows as well as the rapid evolution

Unit 6 Co-firing 2050 2030 03 NET ZERO 2050 • Expand green energy capacity • Use 100% clean fuel • Retrofit 100% CCUS • Expand Hydrogen value chain • Expand green energy capacity • Expand alternative

first time since 2008. Criteria for the circuit breaker measure were also adjusted to be more stringent in order to curb excess volatility in the Thai bourse. To cope with the extremely volatile financial

regulations of government agencies and specific regulatory authorities. The new criteria, coming into effect June 6, 2017, contain the following key points. - Expand the scope of operations for financial and