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OPINION

Can Thailand lead reboot of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue?

Oped, Kavi Chongkittavorn, Published on 24/09/2024

» In 2002, Thailand brought together major Asian nations to form the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD). It was a bold and visionary move to create a powerful platform to foster pan-Asian economic integration after the 1997 Asia financial crisis or the Tom Yum Kung crisis.

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OPINION

Former Merkel rival aims to become chancellor

News, Published on 24/09/2024

» Squeezed out of top-level politics by his arch-party rival Angela Merkel more than two decades ago, Friedrich Merz is on course to land his first-ever government job as Germany's next chancellor. The conservative Christian Democrat Party (CDU) and its Bavarian sister party, which together are topping nationwide polls, last Tuesday agreed to nominate Mr Merz, 68, as candidate for chancellor in next year's federal election.

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WORLD

India extends unprecedented invite to Myanmar's anti-junta forces: sources

Published on 23/09/2024

» India has invited political and military opponents of Myanmar's ruling junta to attend a seminar in New Delhi, sources said, a significant move by the South Asian power that has maintained ties with the top generals shunned by Western nations.

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THAILAND

Thailand’s EV Industry Fuels Commercial Real Estate Boom

Published on 23/09/2024

» Thailand is poised to become Southeast Asia’s leading market for electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing and innovation, which will have significant implications for the country’s commercial real estate industry. According to JLL (NYSE: JLL), sustained growth in Thailand’s EV industry, supported by government policies and foreign investment, will create an addressable real estate market of at least $6.5 billion (THB220 billion) by 2030, underpinning the country’s rise as a regional leader in EV manufacturing and innovation.

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THAILAND

Govt upgrades regs on super yacht visits

News, Post Reporters, Published on 23/09/2024

» The Transport Ministry has ugraded its regulations on the size of super yachts plying Thai waters, to promote Thailand as an Asian marina hub.

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GENERAL

All eyes on Thai baht

Business, Published on 23/09/2024

» The direction of the Thai currency for the remainder of the year is critical for local industries after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as expected last Wednesday, putting more pressure on the Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which has held steady on rates since last year.

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GENERAL

Outlook improves as traders await big fund buys

Business, Published on 21/09/2024

» The Stock Exchange of Thailand has broken through the 1,400-point resistance level this month and continues to climb, with consolidation at times. Blue chips such as ADVANC, GULF, banking and healthcare plays have continued to lead the gains since mid-August.

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GENERAL

Domestic factors to drive policy rate

Business, Somruedi Banchongduang, Published on 21/09/2024

» The Bank of Thailand is focusing primarily on domestic factors when considering adjustments to its policy rate, rather than following the US Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, according to the governor of the central bank.

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GENERAL

Asian shares extend rally sparked by Fed

Business, Published on 21/09/2024

» RECAP: Asian shares extended their rally yesterday in the afterglow of an outsized US interest rate cut, while the yen edged higher as the Bank of Japan held rates steady and stayed upbeat on the economy.

OPINION

Arizona aspires to be chip off the Taiwanese block

Oped, Published on 21/09/2024

» Contrary to expectations, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) semiconductor plant in Arizona is reportedly on track to meet its 2025 production targets. This announcement poses a challenge to the many observers who predicted that the effort to bring chip manufacturing back to the United States would fail. What went right this time?