By Kitiphong Thaichareon and Panarat Thepgumpanat BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's new cabinet approved on Monday higher budget spending of 3.48 trillion ...
BANGKOK - Thailand's new cabinet approved on Monday a budget plan for higher spending of 3.48 trillion baht and a larger budget deficit of 693 billion baht for the fiscalaFrite Restaurant's Fight for Survival: little Halifax versus Halifax's little Toronto | SaltWireBANGKOK - Thailand's new cabinet approved on Monday higher budget spending of 3.
The revised budget is higher than that approved by the previous government, which projected spending of 3.35 trillion baht and a deficit of 593 billion baht. The 2024 budget process had been on hold until the new government took over, three months after the May election. Last week the Budget Bureau said the budget would be ready in April 2024, well after the October start of the new fiscal year.
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