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Thailand’s exports reached a record high in March

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April 28, 2026
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In March, Thailand’s exports reached a record high due to strong demand for technology and AI-related products. However, officials cautioned that challenges such as global economic uncertainties might affect future growth. The surge highlights Thailand’s increased role in tech markets, though maintaining momentum may require navigating external economic pressures.

Thailand’s exports reached a record high in March, hitting $35.1 billion, which is an 18.7% increase year-on-year. This growth marks the 21st consecutive month of export expansion, contributing to a total first-quarter growth of 17.6%.

Key takeaways

  • The electronic sector and ongoing momentum in AI technology are expected to continue supporting export growth in the near future.
  • Officials warned of potential risks ahead, including geopolitical tensions, fluctuating energy prices, and rising inflation.
  • Thailand recorded a trade deficit of $3.3 billion in March as imports surged by nearly 36%.
  • The country maintains a trade surplus with the United States but runs a deficit with China due to high imports of raw materials and machinery.

The surge was primarily driven by strong global demand for technology and AI-related products. Industrial goods showed the strongest performance, growing by over 21%, with high demand for computers, data center equipment, and mobile phones.

The electronics sector experienced a significant boost, with increased orders from key partners in Asia and Europe. Simultaneously, the automobile industry benefited from innovations in eco-friendly vehicles, capturing the attention of environmentally conscious consumers worldwide. Agricultural exports, including rice and rubber, also grew substantially, benefiting from favorable weather conditions and improved farming techniques.

This record-breaking performance underscores Thailand’s capacity to adapt and thrive. By fostering innovation and global collaboration, Thailand continues to bolster its economic growth, setting a promising trajectory for the future. The government remains committed to sustaining this momentum by exploring new markets and investing in sustainable technologies.

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