Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th March, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Oil prices are rising as reports suggest hoarding and old stock sales by refineries.

The government allocates 40 billion baht to stabilize diesel prices amid rising costs.

Iran confirms the death of security chief Ali Larijani amid escalating regional tensions.

No price hikes reported as the Ministry of Commerce monitors the market closely.

Trump delays China visit as tensions rise over Iran, citing military commitments.

The government announces measures to control fuel prices and ensure timely deliveries.

Expect hot weather with a chance of rain across Thailand today, so carry an umbrella.

The Cabinet approves restructuring local administration to facilitate hospital transfers and elections.

Cyber police dismantle a major money laundering network linked to illegal gambling.

U.S. Navy ship USS Tripoli heads to the Middle East amid rising military tensions.

Iran warns the U.S. against ground troop deployments, referencing Vietnam War lessons.

WTI oil prices surge over 1% due to renewed tensions affecting supply chains.

Gold prices rise amid ongoing conflict in Iran and market speculation on central banks.

The Dow Jones closes up as airline stocks rebound, easing oil price concerns.

Joby Aviation's chairman sells shares amid advancements in electric aircraft testing.

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