Thai Examiner
Anutin thanks Constitutional Court for upholding government’s 400 billion baht borrowing decree
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An opposition bid to derail the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing has collapsed after the Constitutional Court upheld the decree, allowing ministers to press ahead with energy reforms and economic stimulus.
Key facts
- An opposition bid to derail the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing has collapsed after the Constitutional Court upheld the decree, allowing ministers to press ahead with energy reforms and economic stimulus.
- While on an official visit to Malaysia, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul thanked the Constitutional Court for swiftly upholding the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing decree, hailing a ruling that delivers a major political
- The official growth forecast for 2026 has since been raised to 2.3%
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has welcomed the Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing decree.
- He was responding after the court ruled that the emergency decree authorising the Ministry of Finance to borrow ฿400 billion does not violate the Constitution
- Court ruling removes uncertainty over emergency borrowing and strengthens government’s hand
Summary
While on an official visit to Malaysia, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul thanked the Constitutional Court for swiftly upholding the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing decree, hailing a ruling that delivers a major political victory for his administration and clears the way for one of Thailand’s biggest economic programmes.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has welcomed the Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the government’s ฿400 billion emergency borrowing decree.