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The Bank of Thailand continues its efforts; cash deposits exceeding 5 million baht must have their source explained starting in Q4/69, and it will control non-performing loans (BNPLs) by the end of the year.
The Bank of Thailand indicates that the Thai economy is more resilient than expected, and inflation in 69 is projected to be no more than 2.8%. It also revealed that monetary policy is focusing more on supporting the economy, but lowering interest rates below 1% will be difficult.Thai stablecoins to be launched by the end of this year: Bank of Thailand Governor emphasizes that criteria must be strictly adhered to before hearings, aiming to reduce money transfer costs.
The Governor of the Bank of Thailand revealed progress on the Thai Baht Stablecoin, paving the way for licenses and aiming to improve the efficiency of money transfers and payments without injecting new money into the system.The Bank of Thailand is ready to raise interest rates back to normal levels when GDP grows to 2.7-3%.
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) revealed it will raise interest rates to a normal level once the Thai economy grows to its potential of 2.7-3% for a period of time. It views the 2.3% GDP growth as still low, and notes that inflation is temporarily trending higher due to a low base and El Niño.The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is concerned about uneven economic recovery and rising cost of living, and is watching out for "zombie firms" subtly siphoning liquidity.
The latest Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting report reveals an uneven economic recovery, concerns about rising living costs, and the need to monitor the problem of unprofitable companies (Zombie Firms) that are draining liquidity from businesses.Starting today, the Bank of Thailand is reducing fees for eight bank services. What's free and what's cheaper?
The Bank of Thailand will implement new rates for eight banking fees starting July 1, 2026, to help reduce the burden on individuals and SMEs. What new fees are free and what fees are reduced?The Bank of Thailand, in collaboration with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), is cracking down on forex trading and has ordered the blocking of 5,000 accounts for illegal "Chinese Yuan" transfers.
The Bank of Thailand, in collaboration with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), is cracking down on illegal Forex trading, noting that the law carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years. They are also tightening regulations on payment gateways and prohibiting the use of Alipay and WeChat Pay.The Governor of the Bank of Thailand stated that S&P's affirmation of Thailand's rating reflects a strong monetary policy and robust foreign exchange reserves.
The Governor of the Bank of Thailand revealed that S&P has affirmed Thailand's credit rating at BBB+ (Stable), praising the highest score in monetary policy stability and international reserves. He also noted that economic risks in 69 still need to be monitored.The Bank of Thailand reiterates that it does not hold a Forex license and warns against investment scams.
Don't be fooled! The Bank of Thailand reiterates that any invitation to trade Forex is a scam. It confirms it has never granted licenses to anyone other than commercial banks and will support the DSI (Department of Special Investigation) in combating these fraudsters.The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) joins hands with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bank of Thailand (BOT) to launch the “MASTER PROTECT & WEALTH BOARD GAME HACKATHON 2026”.
The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC), in collaboration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bank of Thailand (BOT), is launching the “MASTER PROTECT & WEALTH BOARD GAME HACKATHON 2026,” a central platform for creative thinking.The Governor of the Bank of Thailand indicated that short-term economic policy focuses on maintaining stability, while long-term structural changes are aimed at adapting to the new world order.
The Governor of the Bank of Thailand unveiled the economic policy strategy at the IMF meeting, focusing on short-term financial stability and long-term structural reforms to cope with global volatility.
