Shippers keep faith in 5-8% growth view A group of Thai exporters remains bullish on the country’s prospects this year, despite slower growth in April. Bangkok Post · Jun 8, 2022
Baht on a tightrope Industry leaders have urged the government to carefully manage the baht to keep its value at a rate that will benefit both importers and exporters. Bangkok Post · May 22, 2022
Explainer: Is Thai supply chain anchored to China? China's Covid containment measures, especially in the world's largest port city of Shanghai, have influenced Thailand's supply chain security and could cast a shadow on local manufacturers' decisions in the medium term. Bangkok Post · May 17, 2022
Thai exports set to enjoy healthy growth in Q2 Despite a spate of global uncertainties, Thai exports are expected to perform well in the second quarter, with year-on-year growth of 3.5-5%, according to a group of Thai shippers. Bangkok Post · May 3, 2022
TNSC sees 5% growth in exports Thailand's exports are forecast to grow by 5% this year, at the low end of a previous forecast of 5-8% growth, thanks to uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine war, a shortage of raw materials and volatility in their prices, as well as higher labour costs, says a group of Thai shippers. Bangkok Post · Apr 5, 2022
Arkhom eyes 10% export growth in 2022 Despite soaring oil prices and rising production costs driven by the Russia-Ukraine war, Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith still hopes to see the Thai export sector expand by 10% this year. Bangkok Post · Mar 30, 2022
All eyes on China China's zero-Covid policy has lasted for nearly two years and faced a tough challenge last week as a flare-up triggered fresh lockdowns in several industrial cities in hard-hit northeastern Jilin province and southern technology hub Shenzhen. Bangkok Post · Mar 27, 2022
TNSC cuts Q2 export growth forecast to zero A group of Thai shippers cut its export growth forecast in the second quarter to zero from 5% earlier, blaming the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine and global financial market volatility following Western sanctions imposed on Russia. Bangkok Post · Mar 1, 2022