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Thai PM Apologizes for Oil Turmoil, Promises New Cabinet

3/28/2026

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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul apologized for March's turmoil over oil price management.
He said a new government is expected next week, with cabinet ministers submitted for royal endorsement on March 30.
The policy statement to Parliament around April 7–9 will cover election promises, including a consumer subsidy scheme.
Anutin assured fuel supplies are sufficient after ending the oil price cap.
The Commerce Ministry is monitoring prices to prevent increases.

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Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul apologized for March's turmoil over oil price management.
He said a new government is expected next week, with cabinet ministers submitted for royal endorsement on March 30.
The policy statement to Parliament around April 7–9 will cover election promises, including a consumer subsidy scheme.
Anutin assured fuel supplies are sufficient after ending the oil price cap.
The Commerce Ministry is monitoring prices to prevent increases.