Thai physical gold and USD-denominated gold ETFs both track gold prices but carry very different risk profiles. Here's an honest comparison for Thai investors ...

Thai gold hit 67,260 baht per baht-weight on July 24 after a sharp single-day drop of 2,983 THB per ounce on July 23. Here's what the volatile week tells ...

Thailand's SET hit 1,652.97 on July 22 then pulled back to 1,627-1,635. A 13-session foreign buying streak is slowing. Key support at 1,635 and resistance at ...

ETH surged 3.5% to $1,944 on July 27 as spot ETFs pulled in $337M in July, ending an 8-week outflow streak. Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick argues staking ...

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $727M over five consecutive days - the longest streak since May. BTC reached $66K. Citigroup data shows each $100M in ETF ...

The Bank of Thailand's seventh consecutive rate hold at 1% leaves the baht down 3.9% against the dollar over 12 months. Household debt and weak consumption ...

The Federal Reserve holds at 3.50-3.75% for the fifth straight meeting on July 29. With September hike odds at 46.5% and USD/THB near 33.64, Thai investors ...

DBS Bank's analysis confirms the BOT will hold at 1% through end-2026 while the Fed sits at 3.5–3.75% — a 2.75% rate gap that explains ongoing baht weakness.

Thai forex profits are assessable income under Thai law. Here's how to report your gains to the Revenue Department and avoid costly mistakes in 2026.

With the Fed on hold and gold near record highs in baht, Thai investors face a real choice: SSF, RMF, or gold ETF for the best tax-sheltered return in H2 2026.

Gold sits at 135,258 THB per ounce in July 2026 while the baht is down 3.86% year-on-year — the currency factor that changes what Thai investors actually earn.

The Bank of Thailand now requires source-of-funds declarations on cash flows over 5M baht tied to USDT — here's what every Thai crypto trader must do.