Thailand's central bank said on Thursday it has relaxed loan-to-value rules starting in May until June next year to support ...

Thailand's central bank on Wednesday said solutions for addressing the country's high household debt problem must ensure good ...

Thailand's economy is seen growing slightly more than 2.5% this year, minutes of the Bank of Thailand's February 26 monetary ...

Thailand’s central bank lowered its benchmark interest rate amid global uncertainties and concerns about their potential impact on the Southeast Asian economy. The Bank of Thailand’s monetary ...

Throughout 2024, Thailand's inflation rate remained below the Bank of Thailand's target range of 1-3%. In December 2024, the Consumer Price Index rose by 1.23% year-on-year, up from 0.95% in ...

The debate surrounding the “digital wallet” stimulus is now less about whether it’s a good or bad idea and more about just how much damage it will do.

The Bank of Thailand cut its key interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday amid government calls for further easing to support the economy and weaken the baht to boost exports. The Monetary ...

BENGALURU, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The Bank of Thailand (BOT) will keep its key interest rate unchanged on Wednesday and cut only once this year to preserve a policy buffer amid growing global ...

While the central bank didn’t officially revise its forecast for 2.9% gross domestic product growth this year, officials said the expansion will likely come in at just over 2.5%. Thailand’s ...

(Bloomberg) — The Bank of Thailand is widely expected to stand pat on its key interest rate on Wednesday, but there’s growing pressure from the government and groups including the International ...

BANGKOK -- The Bank of Thailand (BOT) surprised the market by cutting its policy interest rate by a quarter point to 2.0% on Wednesday, as it looks to boost growth with inflation still in check.

The Thai central bank is expected to hold the one day repurchase rate unchanged for a second straight meeting at 2.25%, according to 17 of 23 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. The rest see ...