Thailand Consumer Confidence
Thailand's consumer confidence increased by 1.2% month-over-month, rising from 50.1 points in August 2025 to 50.7 points in September 2025. This gain was driven by optimism regarding the government's economic stimulus measures particularly the 44 billion baht co-payment scheme and expectations that the new administration will implement policies to foster economic recovery. Thailand's record low consumer confidence was 39.6 points in August 2021 and record high was 83.2 points in August 2018.
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Thailand Consumer Confidence : Definition
Thailand consumer confidence gauges Thai household optimism about the economy, job market and income. The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce UTCC computes this index using survey data on consumer expectations. A score above 50 signals increasing confidence while a score below 50 indicates declining confidence.