Thailand's economic figures in January showed signs of recovery, with a rebound in tourism, consumption, and exports. The Fiscal Policy Office (FPO) director-general, Pornchai Theeravet, noted that exports expanded for six consecutive months, indicating improvement. The country showed economic stability, with a headline inflation rate of 1.11% and a core inflation rate of 0.52%. The public debt ratio to GDP was 61.3%, within the Financial Discipline Act's range. Private consumption improved, with car sales rising 2.4% and VAT collection 1.1%. The consumer confidence index rose to 62.9 points in January. (ICE BANGKOK)

Fonte notizia: The Nation