Thailand on liquidity-preservation mode


Clients – both government and private – are delaying payments, triggering a domino effect that affects organisers and suppliers alike. — The Nation

BANGKOK: The Thai and global economies are facing intense instability from a mix of risk factors: the lingering impact of Trump-era tariffs sparking trade wars, escalating geopolitical conflicts and weakening investor and consumer confidence.

These dynamics have pushed consumers to tighten spending and businesses to adopt a “wait and see” stance – particularly in the real estate sector, which was already slowing and further hit by a recent earthquake.

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