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Public, private sectors optimistic on Thailand’s post-Covid-19 outlook

September 25, 2020

The Thai economy is on a path to recovery after being impacted by the global Covid-19 pandemic and could see further upside as international companies consider Thailand as an investment destination amid the ongoing US-China trade war, experts said at a forum.

Asia Pacific ranked top area for expansion by European, American companies

September 01, 2020

Research published today by Standard Chartered Bank reveals that while corporations in the West are prioritising their home regions of Europe (84 per cent) and North America (74 per cent) as a source of growth, Asia Pacific (55 per cent) remains a target for their international expansion strategies.

Thai economy could take more than 2 years to recover: Standard Chartered

THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020

Standard Chartered Bank today (May 28) said it remains conservative on Thailand’s economic outlook, even as positive signs emerge with the possibility of a further policy rate cut to below 0.25 per cent.

Standard Chartered lowers GDP growth forecast

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2019

Standard Chartered Bank has lowered its 2019 GDP growth forecast for Thailand to 3.0 per cent from 3.3 per cent to reflect disappointing growth in the first half and persistent headwinds faced by the economy, according to Standard Chartered Bank (Thai)'s economist Tim Leelahaphan.

Export growth tipped to halve in fallout from trade conflict

THURSDAY, MAY 09, 2019

AN ESCALATION of the US-China trade war is likely to slash growth in Thai exports to less than half that of last year, said economists from Krungthai Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.

2019: the year of choices for Asean bond markets

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2019

IF JANUARY developments are any to go by, 2019 looks to be a year of heightened volatility with risk themes across rates, trade and general economic growth continuing to ebb and flow in the global financial markets. But rather than playing it safe, the availability of choices will be the bond market’s new best friend in this fluid environment.

Thailand’s stable external balance is not enough, in the eyes of investors

SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 2018

WE RECENTLY met with Singapore-based corporates and institutional investors to present our latest views on Thailand. Investors remain constructive on the country’s economic fundamentals and believe the recent pressure on emerging markets has been mostly driven by unfavourable external factors such as broad US dollar strength, higher global interest rates and rising oil prices.

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