Bangkok’s office market remained highly competitive in Q1 2026 despite improving demand.

Despite growing efforts to promote local currency use in international trade, the U.S. dollar continues to dominate Thai export invoicing, accounting for roughly 75–80% of export transactions between 2007 and 2024.

A survey of employees in Thailand’s automotive manufacturing sector examined how the characteristics of high-performing organizations influence work engagement and employee performance.

Bangkok’s property market entered 2026 amid a cautious economic environment, evolving geopolitical conditions, and measured consumer spending patterns.

Thailand’s opposition People’s Party (PP), successor to the Move Forward and Future Forward parties, continues to enjoy strong support among young voters despite political setbacks and controversial compromises.

A closer partnership between Taiwan and Thailand is highlighted as increasingly relevant amid growing global health challenges, including the rise of noncommunicable diseases and ageing populations.

Thailand’s capital markets remain among the largest in ASEAN, although their contribution to economic expansion has moderated amid slower post-pandemic recovery and broader structural challenges.

The trilateral meeting between Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Prime Minister Hun Manet, facilitated by ASEAN Chair President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Cebu, marked an important step toward restoring Thai-Cambodian relations after months of tension.

Thailand’s industrial landscape is expected to be shaped by modest global growth, geopolitical tensions, trade protectionism, and accelerating structural transformation.