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Thai Trade Office Signals End of Deflation as Q2 Price Hikes Loom
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 08, 2026
The Trade Policy and Strategy Office warns of a significant inflation rebound in Q2 2026, driven by global energy volatility and rising agricultural costs
Commerce Ministry set to expand controlled goods list to 71 items, with 13 more requiring approval before price rises
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026
Thailand’s Commerce Ministry will consider adding 12 more items to the controlled goods list—raising the total to 71—while expanding the group needing prior approval for price increases to 21 items.
November exports jump 7.1% on electronics and AI demand, full-year growth estimated at over 11.6%
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2025
Thailand’s exports rose 7.1% in November to US$27.45bn, driven by electronics and AI-linked demand, while the Commerce Ministry expects full-year export growth of 11.6-12.1%.
Thailand’s exports grow 5.7% in October, but trade deficit remains at $3.4 billion
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2025
Thailand's exports grow 5.7% in October, driven by electronics and automotive sectors. The trade deficit stands at $3.4 billion, with strong growth expected for 2025.
Inflation drops 0.76% in October, with "Let’s Go Halves Plus" scheme set to boost spending
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2025
Thailand’s inflation dips 0.76% in October, with the "Let’s Go Halves Plus" programme expected to help drive a recovery, targeting a 0% inflation rate for the year.
September CPI fell 0.72% year-on-year, primarily due to government subsidies; officials forecast Q4 inflation will be 'near zero' but stress core demand is intact
Thailand’s rice exports fall for 10th month, domestic prices drop by 200 baht per tonne
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2025
Thailand’s rice exports drop 16.9% in August, with domestic prices falling by 200 baht per tonne. Exports to key markets like the US and South Africa decline.
June’s Consumer Confidence Index drops to 46.7 amid concerns over Trump’s tariffs, household debt
WEDNESDAY, JULY 09, 2025
Thailand’s Consumer Confidence Index falls to 46.7 in June due to concerns over US tariffs, household debt, and regional tensions. The government is urged to continue measures to support living costs and exports.