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The BOT is expanding auction sizes for short-term bills and THOR-linked floating-rate bonds in 2026, with a structured schedule to align with liquidity needs and public debt supply

The Thai economy grew modestly due to increased merchandise exports, improved private consumption, and a stronger services sector, despite inflation being slightly negative and a current account deficit. Key issues include flooding, U.S. tariffs, and government stimulus.

The banking system remains robust, supported by strong capital, provisions, and liquidity. However, overall loan growth declined by 1.0% year-over-year, driven by reductions in SME and consumer lending amid increased credit risks.

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team, led by Mr. Peter Breuer, held the 2025 Article IV Consultation with Thailand between October 30 and November 13, 2025. At the conclusion of the discussions, Mr. Breuer issued a statement of which ...

The Thai economy softened in Q3 but showed recovery signs by September, driven by manufacturing growth, increased exports, and tourism. However, domestic demand weakened, and U.S. tariffs impacted exports.

Thailand's economy faced challenges due to reduced agricultural and industrial output, while tourism showed signs of recovery. Merchandise exports, especially to the U.S., experienced a downturn. Critical areas to watch include manufacturing, trade policies, and tourism trends.

The Bank of Thailand unveiled new measures to enhance the financial system's resilience, focusing on promoting digital payments, improving consumer protection, and fostering sustainable economic growth.

The Thai banking system continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by strong capital buffers, substantial loan loss provisions, and solid liquidity.