Thailand's Inflation Hits 45-Month High, GDP Outlook Revised Downward
Thailand's inflation has reached a 45-month high, prompting a downward revision of its economic growth forecast. Meanwhile, measures such as easing alcohol sales restrictions and investments in data centers are also noted.
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