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| Growth momentum key to upgrade |
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Bangkok Post - September 2, 2010
Thailand's credit rating outlook could be raised if the country is able to sustain its strong economic growth and political issues are resolved, according to Fitch Ratings, an international credit rating agency.
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| More FDIs expected next year: BoI |
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The Nation - September 2, 2010
Foreign direct investment in Thailand next year will be better than this year because of the improving global economy and signs of the stalemate over the Map Ta Phut projects ending, according to the Board of Investment.
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| Steady gains for economy |
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Bangkok Post - September 1, 2010
The economy grew steadily in July, driven by growing confidence and steady exports, the Bank of Thailand said in its latest economic assessment.
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| Consumption keeps economy moving in July |
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The Nation - August 31, 2010
Domestic demand maintained the momentum of the economic recovery last month while exports sharply slowed, said Satit Rungkasiri, directorgeneral of the Fiscal Policy Office.
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| Four high-speed rail routes get green light |
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Bangkok Post - August 31, 2010
Economic ministers have given a green light to state investment plans for four high-speed train routes - Nong Khai-Bangkok, Bangkok-Padang Besar, Bangkok-Rayong and Bangkok-Chiang Mai.
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| Growth to beat 7% - FPO |
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Bangkok Post - August 31, 2010
Full-year economic growth should comfortably exceed 7% thanks to strong growth in the first half of the year, says Satit Rungkasiri, director-general of the Fiscal Policy Office.
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| BoI eases curbs on foreigners |
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Bangkok Post - August 28, 2010
Large companies established in Thailand for more than 20 years may soon be allowed to employ immigrant labourers while maintaining privileges from the Board of Investment (BoI).
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| Ford, Mazda invest Bt 11.1 bn in AutoAlliance for new pickup |
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The Nation - August 27, 2010
Ford Motor Company and Mazda Motor Corporation have decided to invest a total of US$350 million (Bt11.1 billion) in their AutoAlliance Thailand joint venture to support the production of nextgeneration pickup trucks.
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| Ford, Mazda pledge $350mfor expansion |
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Bangkok Post - August 27, 2010
Ford Motor Company and Mazda Motor Corporation are investing US$350 million in their 50:50 joint venture in Thailand to support the production of the next generation of pickup trucks.
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| Suvarnabhumi extension ratified |
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Bangkok Post - August 25, 2010
The cabinet yesterday approved the long-delayed expansion of Suvarnabhumi Airport, estimated to cost 62 billion baht.
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