Thailand’s central bank is expected to keep its policy rate unchanged at its Wednesday meeting as it seeks to preserve room for future action while monitoring shifting growth and inflation risks.
According to Jin10, a Wall Street Journal survey of eight economists showed unanimous expectations that policymakers will maintain the current stance, partly because the central bank is likely to continue looking through supply-driven inflation shocks.
The report said the recent pullback in oil prices has reduced the urgency to act. It also noted that Thailand experienced a prolonged period of very low inflation before the conflict, which has helped cushion current pressures.
Moody’s Analytics economists said they expect the central bank to keep the policy rate at 1% to maintain an accommodative stance and support economic growth.
Thailand’s Central Bank Expected To Hold Interest Rate Steady To Preserve Policy Space
2026-06-23 17:14:18
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