Moody’s Upgrades Thailand’s Credit Outlook to Stable as Tariff Risks Ease

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 21

Moody’s Ratings has upgraded Thailand’s credit outlook to stable from negative, affirming its Baa1 rating.
The move follows reduced US tariffs on Thai exports and signs of improved domestic investment momentum.
Moody’s noted that Thailand’s risk profile remains in line with peers, despite potential pressures from higher oil prices and regional tensions.

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