Orathai Sriring

By Orathai Sriring BANGKOK (Reuters) - Only a week after Thailand's military coup, some economists are upgrading their estimates for an economy that seemed headed for recession. Southeast Asia's second-largest...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's new military rulers are moving fast to tackle economic problems caused by the absence of a proper government since December and are making it a priority...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - The Thai army's imposition of martial law is another blow to the country's tourist industry, adding to the economic pain from six months of destabilizing street protests...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai policymakers will cut the country's benchmark interest rate on Wednesday to help the economy cope with the damage from months of political unrest, according to a...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Any comfort investors in Thailand draw from what happened four years ago, when economic growth, the stock market and foreign investment all surged despite deadly unrest in...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's inability to form a new government has left the country facing a slow-burn budget crisis, with a costly rice-buying scheme close to collapse and public investment...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand is expected to lower its growth outlook this year as sluggish manufacturing output from weak global demand threatens to put the brakes on a turnaround. The...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand looks more likely to emerge from recession in the third quarter after exports grew at their fastest pace in five months, but analysts warned of risks...