Thailand economy

The announcement follows queries about the efficacy of the Chinese vaccine, the world’s most widely used COVID-19 jab.

The move reflects Bangkok's new policy of balancing the endemic reality of COVID-19 with the need to reopen crucial sectors of the economy.

The government has been criticized for directing money to royal agencies and questionable submarine purchases during a time of economic uncertainty.

While trade is important as countries seek to bounce back from COVID-19, you need to poke a little deeper to get a full picture of the current account.

The Thai capital is undertaking a range of efforts to keep pace with the rapid growth in private vehicle ownership.

Thailand's ambitious plans for economic reopening are being undermined by the country's sluggish COVID-19 vaccine campaign.

The order is an admission that the government's vaccine procurement efforts have fallen far short of the mark.

The new outbreak threatens to undermine Thailand's economic recovery before it has even begun.

Rising U.S. bond yields have prompted fears of capital flight from Southeast Asian economies. How serious is the threat?

Thailand’s protests have not yet caused a mass exodus of foreign investors. But continuing political unrest could drive multinational corporations away.

Coming after months of successful containment, the outbreak in Thailand suggests the fragility of victories over COVID-19.

The nation is hoping to pump stimulus into the economy while maintaining a stable currency. Can it thread the needle?