Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st November, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

- Authorities suspend 55 accounts linked to unusual transactions in the "Half-Half Plus" program.

- Weather forecast predicts thunderstorms in Bangkok with a 70 percent chance of rain today.

- Trump and Xi Jinping pause trade tensions as Thailand positions itself for APEC discussions.

- Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister discusses direct rice purchases with China amid tourism concerns.

- Cambodia announces disarmament agreement, urging compliance from both parties involved.

- Thai citizens pay respects to the royal family, receiving commemorative portraits in return.

- Thai economy shows signs of stagnation, with hopes pinned on the "Half-Half Plus" initiative.

- Hurricane Melissa wreaks havoc in the Caribbean, claiming 49 lives and causing widespread damage.

- Airline stocks drop as government shutdown impacts travel plans across the United States.

- Gold prices slip below $4,000 as market uncertainty looms over Federal Reserve interest rates.

- Oil prices updated for November 1st, with adjustments for gasoline and diesel at major pumps.

- Cleveland Fed President opposes interest rate cuts, citing inflation risks in the economy.

- Thai athletes secure 15 gold medals, finishing fifth at the Asian Youth Games, leading ASEAN.

- VietJet orders 100 Airbus planes, aiming to expand its global reach with direct flights to Europe.

- A 62-year-old man diagnosed with colon cancer, linked to overlooked lifestyle habits.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!