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	The exports showed a growth despite stronger baht. Imports in March alone dropped 11.52 per cent to $21.63 billion.&nbsp;</div>
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	The Commerce Ministry&#39;s data showed that exports in the first quarter of this year rose slightly by 4.26 percent to $56.96 billion.&nbsp;</div>
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	Imports in the first quarter surged 8.44 percent to $64.87 billion.&nbsp;</div>
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	Thailand posted a total trade deficit of $7.91billion in the first quarter, including $867.1 million in March.</div>
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Exports up 4.55% in March

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Exports up 4.55% in March

Thailand's export shipment in March grew 4.55 per cent year on year to US$20.76 billion, as monetary easing in the US and Japan raised demand for Thai products.

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