The Consumer Confidence Index compiled by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce rose to 50.7 in June 2026, up from 49.5 in May, when it had fallen to its lowest point since November 2022. This marked the first increase since February and the highest level in three months. The improvement reflected easing consumer concerns about the conflict in the Middle East, which helped push down domestic and global oil prices. In addition, the government’s initial economic stimulus measures strengthened consumer confidence and bolstered domestic purchasing power. Together, these factors supported the broader recovery of the Thai economy and helped ease consumers’ cost-of-living pressures.