Markets Thai industrial sentiment drops in August The index declined to 89.7 in August from 90.0 in the previous month, the federation said Published September 9, 2026 Updated September 9, 2026 11:55am Save Saved 1 min Comments By Reuters BANGKOK: Thailand’s industrial sentiment index dropped in August, weighed down by high energy prices, weak purchasing power and flooding in some areas, the Federation of Thai Industries said on Wednesday. Thai June factory output falls 3.1% y/y, weaker than forecast The index declined to 89.7 in August from 90.0 in the previous month, the federation said. Thailand Thai industrial Comments 200 characters remaining More Stories Dar concerned at rising wheat price trend Standalone power systems: Nepra proposes new regulatory framework SBP revises equity investment limits for banks, DFIs Customs values for imported carpets revised Aurangzeb urges building growth on exports, productivity, private-sector investment Indicative wheat support price to help farmers grow more crops: experts NTC imposes anti-dumping duty of 9.03pc on imports of pharmaceutical material Govt plans shifting Discos’ tax burden to consumers WAPDA signs Rs133.18bn contract for Diamer-Basha Dam project Arrived before SRO 806: Motor spirit cargoes not liable to pay 10pc RD: LHC Pakistan asks Kabul to address terror emanating from its soil Browse all stories
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