Thaïlande Balance Commerciale

Thailand posted a trade surplus of USD 2 billion in February 2025, shifting from a USD 0.55 billion deficit in the same month of the previous year. It marked the first trade surplus in five months and the largest since September 2023, due to a surge in exports amid a sharp easing in imports. Sales jumped 14% from a year earlier to a four-month high of USD 26.71 billion, marking the eighth consecutive month of expansion, following a 13.6% surge in January. Meanwhile, purchases grew by 4% to USD 24.72 billion, the ninth straight month of growth, slowing sharply from a 7.9% rise in the previous month. For the January–February period of 2025, the country recorded a USD 108 million surplus, with exports and imports rising 13.8% and 6.0%, respectively. Last year, the trade balance registered a deficit of USD 6.28 billion, with exports growing by 5.4%, less than the 6.3% growth in imports.