News Thailand Exports: Thai exports beat forecast in July but growth to slow due to tariffs
BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thailand's export growth slowed in July but beat forecasts as shipments accelerated ahead of U.S. tariffs, but growth is set to slow over the rest of the year after those tariffs took effect, the commerce ministry said on Monday. Customs-cleared exports rose 11% in July from a year earlier, the ministry said, beating a forecast 9.6% year-on-year increase in a Reuters poll, but down from a rise of 15.5% in June. In the first seven months of 2025, exports, a key driver of the economy, rose 14.4% from a year earlier.
News Thailand Exports: Thailand Economy Forecast Holds Steady as Exports, Tourism Face Global Pressures
Thailand Economy Forecast Holds Steady as Exports, Tourism Face Global Pressures Thailands economy is expected to grow by 2.0% this year, according to the finance ministry, which maintained its ...
News Thailand Exports: Thai business group keeps 2026 GDP growth forecast at 1.6% to 2.0%
BANGKOK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Thailand's economy is expected to grow within a range of 1.6% to 2.0% this year, a leading business group said on Wednesday, maintaining its previous forecast amid political turmoil and a likely decline in exports from last ...
News Thailand Exports: Thailand aims for improved status on US human trafficking watchlist
Prawit hopes to see Thailand removed from the current Tier 2 Watchlist and ... ministry would provide funding and support officials for the campaign, while Digital Economy and Society Minister Chaiwut ...
News Thailand Exports: Thailand purchase of F-35 stealth jets depends on U.S. government, says Lockheed Martin exec
Thailand's interest in Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighters ... The F-35, one of the world's most advanced fighter aircraft, is considered a highly sensitive export, sold only to the United States' ...
News Thailand Exports: Rice exports: Thailand likely to offer competition to India this year
As a result of the rise in production, Thailand’s rice exports this year are likely to be 31 per cent higher at eight mt tonnes against 6.1 mt last year, said USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) ...
