Thai household debt ratio at 78.6 percent is among the top three countries with the highest household debt in Asia.
Thailand’s household debts have increased to 298,005 baht per household which is the highest in nine years, according to the findings of the University of Thai...
High household leverage in Thailand and Malaysia remains a source of risk for both economies says Fitch Ratings in its reports on Thailand and Malaysia.
Thailand's household debt swelled to 85.9% of GDP or 10.4 trillion baht at the end of last year from 84.7% or 10.2 trillion at the end...
Household debt is particularly worrying in Thailand and Malaysia, but the official data may not capture the full picture for families around the region.
Thailand's economy is expected to grow by 3.5 percent in 2015 as domestic demand, particularly private and public investments, continues to recover as the political situation...
Lenders in Thailand are expected to adopt a cautious position in the coming months, keeping a close watch on household debt levels and monitoring the local...
The Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) urged the government to reduce the country’s public debt, especially due to the annual Bt200 billion loss incurred from the...
