The economic landscape of Thailand is currently facing considerable challenges, marked by a significant decline in the SET INDEX, which has fallen to approximately 1,159 points. This drop reflects an alarming loss of investor confidence since Prime Minister Phaethongthan Shinawatra assumed office in August last year when the index was at 1,303, signifying a decrease of 11% or about 49,500 million baht in market value. Amidst these worries, the ramifications of external economic powers, particularly the United States and China, loom large.
China remains focused on attaining an economic growth rate of around 5%, alongside keeping inflation below 2%. Officials are deploying measures such as issuing 4.4 trillion yuan in…
