Fitch Ratings stated that the Thai industrial sector faces pressure from high levels of debt following continuous investment over the past decade, while business conditions remain weak...

The Office of Industrial Economics (OIE) reveals that Thailand's industrial sector is recovering, with the Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) opening the year with a positive 1.46% growth, driven mainly by automobiles and exports. February shows initial signs of normalization.

Knight Frank Thailand assesses exports as supporting growth for Thai industry in the first half of 68 amid structural challenges, citing the industrial production index and new investment value.

Six export industries and domestic businesses worth over 6 trillion baht are facing higher costs from the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment (CBAM) and the Climate Change Act, which will be enacted in 6.5.

The Finance Minister revealed progress on the US tax reform process, saying the Joint Statement is in progress. He pointed out that the RVC ratio criteria have not yet been finalized and that negotiations with China are still pending.

Vice President of FTI points out that Thai industrial sector faces challenges from all sides, including trade protectionist policies, border disputes, and internal problems that put pressure on the Thai economy.

Thai industry sweats as Trade War - Geopolitics - Digital disruption drags down Thailand's competitiveness

Thai industry It is also an issue that must be closely watched after being heavily affected by the entry of foreign capital accompanied by foreign workers.

Thai entrepreneurs are worried about the domestic economy dragging on Industrial Sentiment Index Continuous contraction for the 3rd month, recommends the government encourage the use of products produced in Thailand.

AOW sets a 5-year goal to produce 8 semiconductor workers, 1.5 EVs, 5 AI workers, and develop an ecosystem to support new investments.