Thailand reports 11-month cash deficit of 1.02 trillion baht
The Finance Ministry said revenue and spending both rose year on year in October–August, while borrowing financed most of the overall cash shortfall.
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The Finance Ministry said revenue and spending both rose year on year in October–August, while borrowing financed most of the overall cash shortfall.
BoE data show CET1 capital rose to £470 billion as risk-weighted assets reached £3.118 trillion.
HMRC estimates £94.2 billion in corporate tax liabilities for 2024–25.
The four governments also discussed fiscal pressures and preparations for the 2027 Spending Review.
Services, production and construction all expanded during the month, according to ONS’s early estimate.
ONS attributes the largest contributions to clothing and footwear, restaurants and hotels, and housing.
The annual rate increased from 2.9%, with transport, especially motor fuels, making the largest upward contribution.
The H2 survey found confidence broadly unchanged while perceived high-impact event risk increased.
ONS says the early figure was 0.5% lower than a year earlier; survey-based unemployment remained 4.9%.
Both input and output producer-price inflation increased as petroleum products pushed on costs and selling prices.
ONS says borrowing was about a fifth higher year on year as spending grew faster than receipts.
HMRC’s provisional 2024–25 estimate shows relief up 5% and claim numbers down 17%, with new schemes appearing in the series.
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