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Thailand unveils three-balance strategy to spread export gains to SMEs and farmers
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 02, 2026
Thailand's exports rose 21.6% in July for a 25th consecutive month, prompting a three-part plan to spread gains to SMEs and farmers
US transshipment crackdown puts eight Thai sectors on alert
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2026
Eight Thai sectors worth US$52.23bn could face closer US origin checks, but the estimated 172–345bn baht exposure is not a forecast of losses.
Thailand seeks lower US tariffs on remaining product lines
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2026
Commerce Ministry data show 72% of Thai product lines under US Sections 301 and 232 measures are already exempt, with late-August talks targeting the rest.
Thailand placed in Tier 2 of US transshipment report
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2026
A White House report puts Thailand in Tier 2, citing significant transshipment volumes and deep integration with China-linked supply chains
Anutin targets trade growth on Australia-New Zealand visit
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2026
Anutin will lead a Thai delegation to Australia and New Zealand as trade rebounds, with dairy-import rules and high-value technology on the agenda.
Baht weakens 5% to rank third in Asia as REER helps exports
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2026
The baht has weakened about 5% this year, while a 6.6% fall in its real effective exchange rate has helped preserve Thai export competitiveness
Thai exports rise 17.6% but import surge drives deficit
SUNDAY, AUGUST 09, 2026
Thailand’s first-half exports grew 17.6% to US$196.74 billion, while a 38% rise in imports left a US$31.74 billion trade deficit.
Thailand seeks wider US tariff relief in August talks
THURSDAY, AUGUST 06, 2026
Thailand will seek more US tariff exemptions in late-August ART talks, using investment and economic cooperation to strengthen its position.
PM orders action on forced labour and excess capacity over 12.5% US tariff
MONDAY, AUGUST 03, 2026
Six ministries have been directed to address forced labour and excess capacity as Thailand responds to a 12.5% US import tariff
Anutin orders action on labour and capacity risks tied to US tariffs
MONDAY, JULY 27, 2026
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered agencies to address forced-labour and excess-capacity concerns in a bid to reduce the risk of further US trade measures.