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Stronger baht to affect businesses
BANGKOK - The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has conducted a seminar to teach business owners to mitigate risks stemming from a stronger...
Kasikorn Bank says external influences may affect Thai baht this week
BANGKOK - Kasikorn Research Center (KRC) forecast that the Thai currency and the stock market will be susceptible mostly to external factors this week.
The...
BoT says Thai baht fluctuates more frequently
BANGKOK,(NNT) - The Bank of Thailand (BoT) has revealed that the Thai baht has fluctuated due to uncertainty surrounding the economic policies of major...
Demand for Thai frozen chicken continues to rise despite stronger baht
BANGKOK,(NNT) - The exports of Thai frozen chicken is likely to increase as demands in Europe and Japan grow.
The Poultry Promotion Association of Thailand...
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DIP names Thailand’s top five high-value GI mangoes worth over 1 billion baht
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