Anutin meets Thai bank association to boost liquidity, address debt


After the meeting, Anutin said the government sought the association’s support on three key issues: household debt, SME debt, and overall financial obligations. — The Nation

BANGKOK: Prime Minister (PM) and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul met with the Thai Bankers’ Association and commercial bank executives together with his economic team, marking the first formal meeting between a Thai PM and the bank association in 58 years.

The meeting was aimed at securing cooperation to address grassroots economic challenges, from household and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) debt to injecting liquidity into the market.

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