Commerce Ministry to report June exports, watch impact of US 12.5% tariff on Thai imports

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The Commerce Ministry is set to report international trade conditions for June 2026 and the first half of the year, amid concerns over US import tariffs imposed on Thailand at a maximum rate of 12.5 percent. The US claims the measure punishes countries that allow forced labor, creating unfair competitive advantages. Meanwhile, the Finance Ministry will announce its 2026 economic forecast for Thailand, after projecting 1.6 percent growth in April. At the same time, the automotive industry group of the Federation of Thai Industries will report June vehicle production and export figures, and the Stock Exchange of Thailand will host the CFO Annual Conference on Capital Markets 2026 to update economic perspectives and key accounting issues for financial executives. Additionally, BTS Group Holdings will hold a shareholder meeting to approve financial statements, and the Board of Investment, together with Citibank, will announce a partnership to attract investment from multinational companies in the second half of the year.

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