Thailand Maintains Fuel Price Caps Amidst Widening Middle East Trade Deficit
Thailand continues to cap fuel prices as its trade deficit with the Middle East widens, with high energy imports straining the economy. Water shortages are also impacting tourist destinations like Koh Samui, raising concerns about infrastructure capacity.
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