Thailand promotes rainy-season tourism and air conditioner exports to heat-affected Europe.

Thailand shifts tourism policy from maximizing arrival numbers to prioritizing high-spending visitors.

Thailand expects exports to reach a record $366.8 billion this year, driven by global AI investment boosting demand for electronics.

The post reports that the Thai baht fell to a one-year low due to expectations of a widening interest rate gap between the US and Thailand amid domestic demand pressures.

Thailand's central bank chief flags household debt risks from BNPL plans used for low-cost items like bubble tea.

Thailand's Revenue Department may seek bankruptcy proceedings against former PM Thaksin over 17.6 billion baht ($538 million) in unpaid tax.

President Trump said he would handle a possible Red Sea blockade if it occurs.

Iran claimed its naval air defense shot down a US LUCAS drone off the southern coast, citing state media photos of a damaged drone.

Asian currencies traded subdued as Middle East tensions offset a softer dollar, with the yen under particular pressure.

Asian currencies consolidate, potentially weighed by risk-off sentiment according to WSJ.

Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency reports that U.S. fighter jets launched a missile attack on Iran's Iranshahr Airport.

Chinese domestic futures closed mixed overnight, with PTA down over 2%, synthetic rubber up over 1%, and plastic and soybean meal up nearly 1%.

Thailand will maintain 30-day visa-free entry for Indian tourists, reversing a plan to scrap the policy that had caused a drop in arrivals from India.

Thailand approves a 23 billion baht ($688 million) investment by Nestle Thai Co. to build a smart factory and distribution center, supporting its food and beverage manufacturing hub ambitions.

Bloomberg reports that Thailand, the Philippines, and Argentina are identified as promising underutilized economies for increased supply chain roles.

Bloomberg Economics reports Thailand is expected to keep its key interest rate unchanged at a near four-year low to support fragile recovery, diverging from regional tightening.

Bloomberg reports Thailand's finance chief says the country is attracting capital inflows partly at Indonesia's expense due to stronger fiscal fundamentals.

OCBC strategists say Asian currencies have limited upside against USD due to Fed hawkishness, though lower oil prices ease pressure on oil-importing nations' currencies.

Thailand seeks a free-trade agreement with the European Union to reduce dependence on US trade amid tariff uncertainty.