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The IMF ranks Thailand among the top four global exporters of AI hardware.
The IMF ranked Thailand among the top four largest exporters of AI-related hardware in the world, alongside Taiwan, Malaysia, and South Korea. The IMF also upgraded its outlook on the Thai economy, citing strong investment and technology exports as contributing factors.The IMF has revised its forecast upwards for South Korea's economy, the strongest upward movement among the world's 30 major economies.
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 and warned of a potential 5.6% inflation rate driven by energy prices.
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.The Cabinet approved three days of work-from-home (WFH) in Bangkok and a special holiday on October 16, 2026, to coincide with the IMF and World Bank major meetings.
The Cabinet approved Work from Home measures in Bangkok on October 12, 14, and 15, 69, and designated October 16 as a special public holiday to accommodate the IMF and World Bank meetings hosted by Thailand.Dr. Ekniti presented his vision at the IMF forum, highlighting the 4T strategy to cope with global volatility.
Dr. Ekniti presented his vision for the Thai economy at the IMF stage, highlighting the 4T policy to address global volatility, accelerating investment in AI, clean energy, and digital technology.The IEA, IMF, and World Bank are scheduled to discuss the energy crisis on April 13th, warning that it is more severe than the crisis between 1973 and 2022 combined.
The IEA, IMF, and World Bank are scheduled to discuss the energy crisis stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict on April 13th. They indicate that this oil crisis could be more severe than the combined impacts of the years 1973-2022.The IMF is preparing to cut its global economic forecast after the war caused a 13% drop in oil prices, putting upward pressure on inflation.
The IMF is preparing to cut its global economic forecast after the war caused a 13% drop in oil prices, leading to soaring energy prices, putting pressure on inflation, and dragging down global economic growth.IMF, World Bank, and IEA take action, joining forces to form a team to address the global economic situation.
The IMF, World Bank, and IEA are preparing to establish an emergency coordination group following the impact of the Middle East conflict on energy, food, inflation, and currencies worldwide, posing a risk of a global economic slowdown.IMF warns that a war in the Middle East will fuel global inflation, slow economic growth, and risk food prices rising by 15-20%.
The IMF warns that a war in the Middle East will fuel global inflation and slow economic growth, while the FAO predicts that global food prices could rise by an average of 15-20% if the crisis persists.The IMF has created a model assessing which countries are at risk of needing additional financial assistance if the war with Iran drags on.
The IMF is developing a model to assess the impact of a war with Iran on the global economy, to see which countries may need additional financial assistance.
