Thailand Inflation Hits 3-Month High in August Driven by Fuel and Food Prices
Thailand's headline inflation rose 2.53% year-on-year in August, reaching its highest point in three months, primarily driven by escalating fuel and food prices. Core inflation also showed an upward trend, while the full-year forecast remained unchanged.
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