Thai Inflation Rises More than Expected to 2.53% in August, Remains Within Central Bank Target
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Thai Inflation Accelerates More Than Expected to 2.53%
Thailand’s inflation accelerated more than expected in August but still remained within the central bank’s target range, giving policymakers little reason to shift course as they focus on supporting a slowing economy.
Thai inflation quickens to 2.53% on rising fuel and food costs
The Ministry of Commerce reports price increases across 310 consumer goods in August, driven by prolonged Middle East tensions and higher transport fares. Thailand’s headline inflation accelerated for a third consecutive month in August, pushed higher by stubborn energy costs and broad-based price increases across the food sector. The consumer price index rose 2.53% from … The story Thai inflation quickens to 2.53% on rising fuel and food costs …
The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) revealed that inflation in August 2026 increased by 2.53%, the highest in three months, driven by rising energy and food prices. The NESDC maintains its forecast for the entire year's inflation rate at 1.50–2.50%, with a median value of 2.00%. The post August Inflation Soars 2.53%, New High in 3 Months, Energy and Food Drive Up Prices appeared first on Business Online Stock News.
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