If the US eventually chooses to impose only a 10% tariff on Thai imports rather than the announced 36%, Thailand’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth could reach 2.5%.

The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has said it backs the decision by the Bank of Thailand, the country's central bank, to maintain the policy interest rate at 2.25%, considering the move as suitable for a reviving economy.

The National Economic and Social Development Council of Thailand (NESDC) expects the Thai economy to sustain its upward momentum in 2025 with a growth of 2.3-3.3% despite growing risks.

The presidential election in the US is scheduled for November 5. In light of this, the Thai Ministry of Commerce is closely monitoring the situation, as changes in the US policy under the new presidency could have a significant impact on the Thai economy.

Thailand’s economy is in a "critical situation" that requires urgent stimulus measures, Prommin Lertsuridej, chief of staff to the Prime Minister said on March 4.

Although the Bank of Thailand (BoT)'s revised GDP growth forecast of 3.2-3.8% next year is possible, analysts are warning that an economic slowdown in China and the US means downside risks remain, while the effectiveness of the government’s stimulus to ignite the economy is questioned, local media reported.

The government will turn Thailand into an upper-income nation within four years, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said on October 2.

Thailand's finance ministry has lowered the country's economic growth projection for 2023 to 3.5 % from the previous forecast of 3.6% despite a strong recovery in tourism.

The Thai economy grew 2.7% in the first quarter from a year earlier, higher than the 1.4% expansion in the previous quarter, according to the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC).

Election campaigns are forecast to generate up to 120 billion THB (3.5 billion USD) for the economy of Thailand, said the Centre for Economic and Business Forecasting at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce.

The recovery of tourism, an important sector of Thailand, is expected to help this country’s economy grow 3.8% in 2023, an official has said.

The Thai economy is expected to return to the pre-pandemic level in 2023 thanks to the recovery of the tourism sector and private consumption, according to Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor Office (EECO).

Thailand’s consumer confidence rose 47.9 points in November, hitting a 20-month high and marking a rise for six straight months, thanks to improved economic performance, an increasing number of foreign visitors and declined petroleum prices.

The Thai Ministry of Finance has indicated that the Thai economy may not reach a forecast growth of 3.8% next year due to a global economic slowdown, but said this year’s outlook should still be achieved.

Thailand's economic recovery is not likely to be impacted by the global economic fluctuations, Bank of Thailand (BOT) Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput said on October 4.

The lower house of Thailand has approved a budget bill worth almost 3.19 trillion THB (88.2 billion USD) for the 2023 fiscal year.

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) on August 10 raised its key policy rate by 25 basis points (0.25%) to 0.75%, aiming to keep the country's increasing inflationary pressures in check.

The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has emphasised the need for more migrant workers in various sectors to help the Thai economy recover from the pandemic.

Thailand is speeding up its plan to manufacture electric vehicles (EVs) for domestic use by 2023.

Thailand’s cabinet has approved a budget worth 3.5 billion THB (100 million USD) to hire more than 68,000 recent graduates and jobless people nationwide through BCG (bio-, circular and green) projects to kick-start the job market as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to subside.