The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has lowered its 2569 Asia-Pacific economic growth forecast to 4.9% from 5.1% following a longer-than-expected war in the Middle East.

The IMF has raised its forecast for South Korea's economic growth in 2569 to 2.6%, the largest upward revision among the world's 30 major economies.

The IMF has cut its forecast for Cambodia's economic growth to 3% in 2569 from 4%, warning of a potential 5.6% inflation rate driven by energy prices and the Thai-Cambodian border conflict.

Taiwan has revised its GDP forecast for 2569 upward to 9.64%, the strongest growth in 45 years, driven by the AI ​​trend which continues to fuel demand for semiconductors and advanced technologies.

Malaysia has delayed revising its 2569 economic forecast upwards following increased risks to economic and trade prospects due to conflicts in the Middle East.

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has cut its 2568 economic forecast to 2.2%, citing a significant slowdown in the second half of the year. The Bank of Thailand (BOT) hopes the "Half-Half Plus" scheme will support Q4, while also monitoring the strong baht's impact on tourism.

Goldman Sachs economists cut their forecast for the US recession to 20% from 25% and expected the Fed to cut interest rates by 0.25% in September 67.

Goldman Sachs expects the US economy to grow 2% in the second half of 2567. The outlook for stocks is stable. Fed cuts interest rates to support bond market

The Kasikorn Research Center forecasts that the Thai economy in 67 will expand at 2.6%, looking at the second half of the year likely to accelerate due to budget disbursement and exports. It is recommended to keep an eye on risks from trade protectionist measures.

The World Bank reveals three factors affecting the growth of the world economy, even though it has adjusted the outlook for global economic growth in 3 to 2567%, up from the previous 2.6%.