Thai Enquirer News Summary – November 9, 2026 Diesel Protest Reaches Government House Protesters are demanding a 10-Baht cut in diesel prices, putting fresh pressure on the government over the rising cost of living. Thais Feel the Pressure A new poll shows high living costs, debt and online scams are among the biggest sources of stress for people in Thailand. Inflation Hits a 45-Month High Rising fuel and food prices have pushed inflation to its highest level in nearly four years, adding pressure on Thai households. SET Takes a Sharp Fall Thailand’s stock market dropped more than 32 points as global uncertainty and geopolitical tensions rattled investors. B20 Biodiesel Gets a Major Push Cheaper B20 fuel is gaining momentum as Thailand looks to cut oil imports, lower costs and support palm farmers. Phuket Cracks Down on Beach Encroachment Authorities are demolishing illegal structures at Freedom Beach, reclaiming public land from private encroachment. Thailand Prepares for New Security Threats The government is assessing risks from Middle East tensions and cyberattacks, with energy and food security high on the agenda. Read Details in the Link Below - Link – #Thailand# #politics# #economy# #investment# #thaienquirer# #thainews# #stockmarket# #business# #กำนันมาโน#

Thai Enquirer News Summary – November 6, 2026 Boom Panadda arrested over foundation allegations Celebrity and charity founder Boom Panadda was arrested as police investigate allegations of public fraud, money laundering and Computer Crime Act violations linked to her foundation. The case has become one of Thailand’s biggest social stories, with investigators also searching several related locations. Protest movement heads towards Bangkok A protest convoy led by Kamnan Mano is heading towards Government House, demanding an immediate 10-Baht-per-litre cut in fuel prices and stronger government action against drugs. The movement is drawing attention because of its political connections and the symbolism of its planned arrival in Bangkok. Nearly half of Thailand’s economy remains outside the formal system The Bank of Thailand says the informal and grey economy accounts for about 48% of GDP, with an estimated 26 million workers employed informally. The central bank wants to bring legitimate businesses and workers into the formal financial system to improve access to credit and support long-term economic growth. Thailand plans tougher rules for imported EVs The government is considering a new phase of EV policy that would impose stricter local-content requirements and raise taxes on imported fully built EVs from 2027. The move aims to push more manufacturers to establish production in Thailand and strengthen the domestic automotive supply chain. Fuel prices drop for 2ndday in a row Thailand’s Fuel Oil Fund has approved a 1 Baht-per-litre cut for gasoline and a 0.75 Baht-per-litre reduction for B7 diesel, effective November 6. The reduction follows a dip of 0.75 Baht yesterday and is in line with the decline in global oil prices and will provide some immediate relief to consumers and businesses. Bangchak reports stellar profits for Q3 2026 Bangchak Corporation Plc (BCP) reported a strong third-quarter performance, posting a net profit attributable to shareholders of 9.85 billion Baht, up 789% from a year earlier, as stronger refining margins, improved marketing performance and contributions from its sustainable aviation fuel business lifted earnings. Read Details in the Link Below - Link – #Thailand# #politics# #economy# #บุ๋มปนัดดา# #earnings# #investment# #thaienquirer# #thainews# #stockmarket#

Thai Enquirer News Summary – November 5, 2026 Government and Opposition head for parliamentary showdown The Bhumjai Thai-led government is planning changes to parliamentary committee rules, triggering a potential confrontation with the People’s Party. The dispute centres on who controls committees responsible for scrutinising the government. Boom Panadda faces widening asset investigation Authorities are examining assets linked to actress and philanthropist Panadda “Boom” Wongphudee, including properties, vehicles and more than 100 million Baht in bank funds. The investigation is ongoing and no wrongdoing has been established. Thai Airways flight turns back after cockpit windscreen crack A Thai Airways flight from Shanghai to Bangkok was forced to return after pilots discovered a crack in the cockpit windscreen. The aircraft landed safely, with no injuries reported, but passengers faced delays and rebooking. Government plans trade-in scheme for old vehicles Thailand is considering rebates to encourage people to replace old pick-ups and other vehicles with new pick-up trucks. Eligible vehicles must have been registered before 2012, with the scheme potentially targeting millions of ageing vehicles. Thailand’s growth outlook improves, but economy remains uneven Business leaders have raised their forecast for Thailand’s economic growth to 2.4–2.6%, supported by manufacturing and technology exports. However, they warn that many smaller businesses and households are still struggling with weak purchasing power. Truckers threaten major protest over diesel prices The Land Transport Federation has given the government 60 days to reform fuel pricing and cap diesel prices at 35 Baht per litre. If their demands are not met, up to 1,000 lorries could be sent to Bangkok in a major protest. Foreign book on Thailand banned Thai police have banned the import and distribution of the Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Thailand Second Edition, citing concerns over national security and public order. Violators could face up to three years in prison and a fine of up to 60,000 Baht. Read Details in the Link Below - Link – #Thailand# #politics# #economy# #investment# #thaienquirer# #thainews# #stockmarket# #business# #การเมือง#