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The war in the Middle East will impact the Thai economy in various ways, but the economic fundamentals are stable and strong, with a financial sector flexible enough to cope with the risks posed by external volatility, Finance Minister Ekniti Nititha... [1]
Thailand’s 2.5 per cent economic expansion in the fourth quarter of 2025 was proof that the country had exited the ICU, Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said recently. [2]
Rebranding Bhumjaithai Published Putting heavyweight technocrats in the spotlight, the Bhumjaithai Party appears to have taken a technocrat turn, away from its traditional strengths in forging political family networks in the kingdom. [3]
Thailand’s Ministry of Finance and IMF reviewed preparations for the 2026 Annual Meetings, highlighting progress in logistics, security, and facilities at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. [4]
Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas asserts that Thailand’s economy remains resilient in the face of escalating Middle East conflict due to stable economic fundamentals and a flexible financial sector. [5]
On February 8, the people of Thailand went to the polls for a snap general election. In a result that surprised many observers, the conservative, military-friendly Bhumjaithai party won a decisive victory. [6]
December 29, 2025: Donald Trump must be praying that the Ukraine war is over before Beijing steps in. [7]
The new US 15% global tariff—imposed under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, effective February 24, 2026, for up to 150 days—replaces the higher “reciprocal” tariffs struck down by the US Supreme Court on February 20. [8]
The war in the Middle East will impact the Thai economy in various ways, but the economic fundamentals are stable and strong, with a financial sector flexible enough to cope with the risks posed by external volatility, Finance Minister Ekniti Nititha
Thailand’s 2.5 per cent economic expansion in the fourth quarter of 2025 was proof that the country had exited the ICU, Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said recently.
Rebranding Bhumjaithai Published Putting heavyweight technocrats in the spotlight, the Bhumjaithai Party appears to have taken a technocrat turn, away from its traditional strengths in forging political family networks in the kingdom.
Thailand’s Ministry of Finance and IMF reviewed preparations for the 2026 Annual Meetings, highlighting progress in logistics, security, and facilities at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok.
Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas asserts that Thailand’s economy remains resilient in the face of escalating Middle East conflict due to stable economic fundamentals and a flexible financial sector.
On February 8, the people of Thailand went to the polls for a snap general election. In a result that surprised many observers, the conservative, military-friendly Bhumjaithai party won a decisive victory.
December 29, 2025: Donald Trump must be praying that the Ukraine war is over before Beijing steps in.
The new US 15% global tariff—imposed under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, effective February 24, 2026, for up to 150 days—replaces the higher “reciprocal” tariffs struck down by the US Supreme Court on February 20.
December 26, 2025: Since Bhumjaithai and the People’s Party have disowned each other, the divide won't subside.
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