BANGKOK: The Thai economy faces a challenging period as it contends with the lingering impact of a previous earthquake and the potential for significant new tariffs from the United States, according to leading economists in Bangkok.
Speaking to Krungthep Turakij, Kobsak Pootrakool, executive vice-president and corporate secretary of Bangkok Bank, warned that the nation is experiencing stronger than anticipated economic headwinds, necessitating an urgent response through both monetary and fiscal policy measures.
