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Ananda opts to initiate price cuts

28. September 2023

Ananda Development Plc will cut the prices of its ready-to-move-in residential units, reducing the company's gross profit by 8%, in an effort to secure liquidity and bolster cash flow amid a risk that it may be unable to secure a bond rollover, along with the crisis generated by the Ashton Asoke case. Les mer >>>

Rates, weak currency continue to weigh on SET

28. September 2023

The Bank of Thailand's policy rate hike of 0.25% and the weakening baht are pressuring the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) after the index already tumbled below the resistance level of 1,500 points, say analysts. Les mer >>>

GH Bank stays on course for lending expansion

27. September 2023

Government Housing (GH) Bank still plans to expand mortgages even as interest rates remain elevated, says director and acting president Krit Sesawet. Les mer >>>

Migrant worker crackdown

27. September 2023

More than 3,000 migrants have been caught working without a permit as authorities crack down on those employed in jobs prohibited for foreign workers, according to the Department of Employment. Les mer >>>

Centre to help battle online fraud

27. September 2023

The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) has teamed up with the cyber crime police and related agencies to establish the Anti Online Scam Operation Centre (AOC) as a one stop service point the public can utilise to deal with cases of online fraud. Les mer >>>

Ministry clarifies farmer loan programme

27. September 2023

Farmers who have non-performing loans (NPLs) at the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) can enter the debt suspension programme without going through debt restructuring to return to good debtor status, says secretary to the finance minister Paopoom Rojanasakul. Les mer >>>

Border, scams in PM's talks

27. September 2023

Thai-Cambodia border problems and suppressing call centre scams are two of the key issues to be discussed today between Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and his Cambodian counterpart Hun Manet. Les mer >>>