Bangkok Post - Shippers fear rising freight rates could dent exports in H2
A group of shippers is concerned rising freight rates could potentially impact exports in the second half.
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A group of shippers is concerned rising freight rates could potentially impact exports in the second half.
A private sector panel predicts that Thai export growth may fall short of its target this year because of challenges from both external and internal factors.
The State Enterprise Policy Office (Sepo) expects to push forward government investment projects this year under public-private partnerships (PPP) valued at close to the government
Norwegian Spirit has debuted in Asia, arriving in Tokyo on 26 May 2024 to embark on a 10-day exploration of Japan including calls to Shimizu, Nagoya, Kobe, Kochi, Naha and Hirara.
Declining competitiveness for key export segments such as automobiles has kept Thailand from cashing in on improving global trade, according to analysts, as some start to downgrade shipment projections amid contracting manufacturing output and a slim private investment recovery.