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09/12/2022
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SCB Flash - SCB EIC expects the MPC to continue with 3 more policy rate hikes to stand at 2% in 2023
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06/12/2022
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SCB Flash - Global economic frictions prompted Thai exports in October to face the most severe contraction in 2 years. A clouded recovery anticipated in 2023
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02/12/2022
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SCB Flash - The Thai economy continued to recover from improving private consumption and exports of services |
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28/11/2022
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SCB Outlook
– Quarter 4/2022 |
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08/11/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai exports edged up amid signs of global economic slowdown
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04/10/2022
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SCB Flash - EIC expects Thai policy rate to continue rising to 1.25% this year and 2% next year |
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14/09/2022
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SCB Flash
- Thai exports saw slowing momentum in July as exports to China plummeted |
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13/09/2022
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SCB Outlook
– Quarter 3/2022 |
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24/08/2022
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SCB Flash - The Thai economy continued to recover following better domestic demand and tourism conditions. However, risks from the global economic slowdown could underweight recovery in the periods ahead
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15/08/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai exports performed well during the first half of 2022, though with growing risks from slowing global economic conditions in the periods ahead
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07/07/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai exports in May stabilized from the previous month. EIC revises the 2022 export growth forecast to 5.8% following risks of stalling global economic conditions in the periods ahead
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16/06/2022
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SCB Flash - EIC expects MPC to hike rate to 0.75% in Q3 given surge in inflation and improving economic outlook
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14/06/2022
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SCB Outlook
– Quarter 2/2022
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01/06/2022
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SCB Flash - Thailand’s export growth momentum started to stall in April following China’s lockdowns and slowing global demand prompted by the Russia-Ukraine war |
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26/05/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai Q1 GDP continued to expand from the recovery of domestic demand, tourism, and exports. Going forward, the recovery momentum should continue, though with harsher implications from the war |
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09/05/2022
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SCB Flash - Exports in March hit a historic high with a continual growth of 19.5%. However, excluding gold, the figure signaled stalling momentum. EIC increases Thailand’s 2022 export forecast to 6.1% following higher export prices |
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26/04/2022
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SCB Outlook
– Quarter 1/2022
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08/04/2022
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SCB Flash - EIC expects the MPC to leave rate at 0.5% throughout 2022 as inflation surged mainly due to supply-side factors and will likely return to target next year
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08/04/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai exports in February continued to expand for 12 consecutive months without being affected from the Russia-Ukraine war yet. Exports should continue to improve in the periods ahead following higher prices |
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09/03/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai exports continued to expand in January despite signs of a short-term slowdown from Omicron casualties. Impact from Russia-Ukraine war was not yet seen but warrants monitoring. |
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02/03/2022
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SCB Flash - Thai GDP in Q4/2021 expaned stronger than expected following export and domestic demand recovery, with further boosts from easing containment curbs and economic stimulus packages launched during the year-end. |
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18/02/2022
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SCB Flash - EIC expects the MPC to hold policy rate at 0.5% throughout 2022 while there is no need to quickly raise policy rate following the Fed’s hike. |
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31/01/2022
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SCB Flash - Thailand’s export value hits record high in 2021. EIC anticipates that the export momentum will continue in 2022 due to various supporting factors. |
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26/01/2022
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SCB Note – The Role of Advanced Biofuels in the Energy Transition |
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25/01/2022
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SCB Note – Thailand’s household debt to GDP ratio stood high at 89.3% in Q3/2021. Eyes on Omicron impacts and surging informal credits—the two key risks ahead to household debt outlook. |
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21/01/2022
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SCB Note – Achieving Net Zero in the Thai Power Industry: Rationale and Guidelines
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14/01/2022
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SCB Outlook
– Quarter 4/2021
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06/01/2022
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SCB Note – Green Hydrogen: The Pathway to Net Zero
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05/01/2022
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SCB Flash - EIC expects the MPC to keep rate on hold at 0.5% through 2022 given that inflation risk and monetary policy of major economies will not put pressure for the MPC to quickly raise the policy rate
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