Thai April exports rise 23.1 percent beating estimates

Thai exports rose 23.1% in April driven by electronics and US demand. A record import surge led to a $10 billion trade deficit weighing on the currency.

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Thailand exports rose 23.1% in April, driven by electronics and automobile demand from the United States and China. The growth beat the 17.3% Reuters poll forecast and marked the 22nd consecutive month of expansion. Strong AI-driven demand supports a 3% annual growth forecast despite a record $10 billion trade deficit.

Nantapong Chiralerspong, head of the Trade Policy and Strategy Office, said at a Monday morning briefing that exports will expand through June. AI-driven demand remains a primary catalyst for shipments.

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