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Vanguard is monitoring an unusual crack spread and fears that US inflation will be more stubborn than expected, accelerating its purchase of inflation-hedging bonds.
Vanguard is monitoring the crack spread, the price difference between crude oil and refined oil, after it surged to its highest level in over three years, fearing it could trigger prolonged and unexpected inflation in the United States. -
European stock markets opened higher, but tensions in the Middle East could pressure the markets to close the week in negative territory.
European stock markets opened higher, but tensions in the Middle East are pressuring them to close the week in negative territory for the first time in five weeks. -
The Prime Minister visited Hat Yai to expedite canal repairs in preparation for the rainy season and ordered all agencies to work proactively to prevent flooding.
The Prime Minister visited Hat Yai to expedite canal repairs in preparation for the rainy season, instructing all agencies to accelerate the restoration of the drainage system and plan ahead for flood response. -
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is pushing for E20 gasohol to be a national agenda item, citing it as a lifeline to reduce oil imports worth hundreds of billions of baht and stimulate the grassroots economy.
The Federation of Thai Industries, in collaboration with academia, proposes adjusting the strategy to elevate E20 gasohol from an alternative fuel to a primary energy source for the country. -
Europe clashes with the US over the leaked private credit data, fearing it may conceal $2 trillion in risks within the financial system.
Europe is urgently seeking information on investments in the private credit market, valued at over $2 trillion, but faces resistance from the United States amid concerns that this could escalate and affect the stability of the global financial system. -
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) confirms it has summoned Supaporn Pimphong, the person who filed the report, to give a statement and participate in the investigation with the Economic Crime Suppression Division.
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) confirms that it has summoned Supaporn Pimphong, the filer of form 246-2, to give a statement. The SEC is cooperating with the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) and the investigation is ongoing. -
Goldman Sachs indicates that Carry Trade is the most attractive investment option in over 20 years, recommending the use of the Japanese Yen as the borrowing currency.
Goldman Sachs indicates that Carry Trade has become the most attractive investment option in over 20 years, recommending using the Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, or Euro as the cost currency to generate returns in the coming months. -
Zen Group unveils its 2026 plan, launching three Thai brands from Northeastern Thailand into franchising to expand into international markets.
Zen Corporation Group is driving its 2569 strategy by restructuring its Thai restaurant portfolio, expanding "Tam Mua," "Lao Yuan," and "Khiang" branches both domestically and internationally. -
The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) believes that the 4 billion baht loan decree, if used effectively, could boost GDP in 69.
The Secretary-General of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) revealed that after the Emergency Decree on borrowing 4 billion baht passed the Constitutional Court, if the funds are disbursed as planned, it will increase stability in the Thai economy, boost GDP in 2569, and build confidence in the private sector. -
Thai stocks closed up 8.97 points in the morning session, boosted by a recovery in the tech sector and anticipation of progress in the US-Iran deal.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on July 10th at 1,617.27 points, up 8.97 points, with a trading value of 40,954 million baht, boosted by a recovery in technology stocks.
