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- Economic Outlook - ธนาคารแห่งประเทศ . . .
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- Baht to weaken next year amid US tariffs - Bangkok Post
The Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee kept its policy rates unchanged at 2 25% on Wednesday adding that K-Research maintains a Thai exchange rate outlook of 34 50 baht to the
- Thai Economy - ธนาคารแห่งประเทศไทย
Press Release on the Economic and Monetary Conditions for April 2025 The Thai economy improved from the previous month, driven by the manufacturing sector and related services such as trade and transport Part of the improved production was due to inventory replenishment after a sharp export increase in the preceding period
- Baht expected to dip to 35 by mid-year - Bangkok Post
Standard Chartered Bank (Thai) forecasts the baht will weaken to around 35 per greenback by mid-2025, driven by escalating trade tensions According to Tim Leelahaphan, the bank's vice-president
- The Thai economy Box 3: Macroeconomic forecast under the impact of the . . .
the Thai economy is projected to grow 3 8% in 2024 before slowing down to 2 8% in 2025 This is due to a higher base in 2024 Headline inflation is projected to be 2 2% in 2024 and 2 0% in 2025 due to higher core inflation stemming from increasing demand pressures In the other scenario which excludes the impact of the digital wallet
- As baht gains, Thai rates primed for a cut - Bangkok Post
“With a weak domestic economy and a strong baht, we expect the Bank of Thailand to slash its rate by 25bps to 2 25% at the next meeting on Oct 16,” said Mr Kasem
- Banking Sector Quarterly Brief (Q1 2025)
The Thai banking system remains resilient with robust levels of capital, loan loss provisions, and liquidity The banking system's NPL 1 in the first quarter of 2025 increased to 548 1 billion Baht, resulting in an NPL ratio of 2 90% The increase was mainly driven by SMEs and mortgage loans The Bank of Thailand (BOT) uses necessary
- Bank of Thailand cuts rate as tariff ‘storm’ darkens outlook
SCB Economic Intelligence Center (EIC), the research arm of Siam Commercial Bank, expects the central bank to lower its policy rate two more times this year, reaching 1 25% by the end of 2025
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