Thailand lifts 2025 growth outlook to 2.4 pct

NAMPA / Xinhua

2025-10-30

BANGKOK, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- Thailand's economy is projected to grow 2.4 percent in 2025, slightly up from 2.2 percent in an earlier forecast, driven by year-end stimulus measures and robust export performance, the Ministry of Finance said on Thursday. Private consumption is expected to expand 3 percent, boosted by the government's initiatives such as the co-payment program, which aims to spur domestic consumption during the final quarter of t......

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