BANGKOK – Thailand's private investment sector has experienced a downturn, with the latest data showing a decrease from June's figure of 0.7% to -0.4% in July 2025. This update, released on August 29, indicates a negative shift in month-over-month performance for the Southeast Asian nation.
The decline follows a modest growth observed in June, when private investment saw a 0.7% increase over the previous month. However, the July report highlights a reversal, underlining potential challenges that businesses and investors are facing within Thailand's economic landscape.
This downtrend in private investment raises concerns about the country's economic outlook, particularly as global economic uncertainties and domestic factors could be contributing to the declining confidence among investors. Stakeholders and policymakers will need to address these issues to catalyze a rebound in investment activities and sustain economic growth in the forthcoming months.
