Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 4.13 points. The Thai stock market closed today at 1,447.05 points, up 4.13 points (+0.29%), with a trading value of 63,398.39 million baht.
According to Thai News Agency, trading today saw the index fluctuate mostly i…
Bangkok: The recent surge in fuel prices is causing widespread concern among Thai citizens, as the cost per liter rose by 6 baht starting at 5:00 AM on March 26, 2026. This increase has significantly impacted the cost of living, prompting discussions …
Bangkok: Aunt Ji and Mam have announced the launch of a new program, “Retirement Home,” aimed at individuals of all ages, focusing on the importance of spending time with the elderly. The first episode is scheduled to air on April 4th on Channel 9, ??…
Bangkok: Egg prices are expected to rise again tomorrow, reaching 3.60 baht. Farmers point to erratic weather and reduced production as reasons for the price increase.
According to Thai News Agency, the network of egg-laying chicken farmer cooperat…
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army is inviting Thai men to report for military conscription selection between April 1st and 12th, 2026. The invitation is extended to men who have reached the age of 21, born in 2005, and those aged 22 to 29, born between 199…
Bangkok: The Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) experienced a slight contraction of 0.04% in February.
According to Thai News Agency, the Office of Industrial Economics (OIE) reported that the MPI for February 2026 was recorded at 97.70, reflecti…
Bangkok: Calls for the resignation of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul have intensified following alleged mismanagement of the oil market and seven purported ethical violations. Mongkolkitt Suksintharanon and lawyer Patarapong Supakorn, also known a…
Bangkok: The Ministry of Labour and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have received the bodies of Thai workers who died in the fighting in the Middle East and will ensure they receive their entitlements and are facilitated their return to their homeland…
Chiang mai: Chiang Mai is currently engulfed in a thick layer of dust and smoke, marking it as the city with the most hazardous air quality worldwide. The haze, primarily resulting from ongoing wildfires, has caused PM2.5 levels to skyrocket to 20 tim…
Bangkok: Calling all those over 50! Embark on a journey to discover new joys in 17 provinces across central Thailand. Whether you go with family or friends, you’ll have a fantastic time!
According to Thai News Agency, the Tourism Authority of Thaila…