Bank of Thailand Warns Economic Resilience Weakened by Repeated Shocks
The Bank of Thailand has warned that recurring economic shocks are eroding the financial resilience of households and small businesses, raising concerns about lasting damage from recent floods. Vulnerable borrowers' balance sheets have weakened, with estimated nationwide losses potentially reaching up to 33.8 billion baht.
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