A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Thailand’s finance minister said there are no plans to raise the country’s public debt ceiling, signaling the government intends to keep borrowing capacity within existing limits. The statement rules out an immediate increase in the debt cap, which anchors how much the state can borrow to fund budget deficits and stimulus measures. The decision matters because Thailand has been weighing higher spending to support growth while keeping fiscal metrics stable. Investors will watch upcoming debt and deficit figures, along with any revision to the ceiling if spending needs rise.