The article looks at how changes in oil prices and the US economy affected Thailand's economy before and after the 2007-2009 crisis. The study found that during the crisis, oil prices and US industrial production had a big impact on Thailand's consumer price index and industrial production. However, after the crisis, these effects decreased. Oil prices still play a major role in influencing consumer prices. Stock prices were found to be the most effective way for monetary policy to impact industrial production after the crisis.