Ratchada indicates that the consumer confidence index surpassing 50 reflects signs of recovery.

Ratchada points out that the consumer confidence index surpassing 50 reflects signs of recovery. The government is continuing to manage the cost of living and accelerating exports, tourism, and investment.

On August 7, 2569 at 07.36:XNUMX p.m. Ms. Rachada Thanadirek, Spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office. It was stated that the consumer confidence index for June 2026 increased to 50.2, returning to a level of confidence for the first time in four months. This reflects a recovery in public confidence in the economy, supported by government measures to control the cost of living, stimulate spending, agricultural income, tourism, and continued export growth.

"The consumer confidence index is one of the key indicators reflecting people's views on the economy and purchasing power. This increase shows that signs of recovery are becoming clearer, and government measures are beginning to contribute to improved public confidence." Ratchada said.

Miss Ratchada said The "Thai Helps Thai Plus" project This measure helps reduce the cost of living and circulates money within the grassroots economy, generating income for shops, small business owners, farmers, and communities. This, in turn, strengthens the domestic economy while also supporting the people.

The Prime Minister has instructed economic agencies to take advantage of the recovering confidence to continue implementing economic measures. This includes expanding export markets and opening new markets, enhancing the capabilities of Thai entrepreneurs, building upon the recovery of the tourism sector with a focus on distributing income to communities, and accelerating investment in future industries, technology, digital technology, clean energy, and infrastructure to create sustainable long-term growth.

“Although we are beginning to see signs of recovery, the government remains vigilant because the global economy remains volatile, and many people still face the burden of high living costs and debt. Therefore, the government will continue to manage commodity and energy prices, while simultaneously focusing on income generation, increasing economic opportunities, and maintaining the momentum of the recovery. This is to ensure that all citizens benefit and that the Thai economy grows sustainably.” Miss Ratchada said.

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