2024年12月，泰国出口同比增长8.7%，高于市场预测和11月8.2%的增长。这标志着出口连续第六个月增长。

Exports from Thailand increased 8.7% year-on-year in December 2024, above market forecasts and November's print of an 8.2% rise. It marked the sixth straight month of growth in exports.

2024年12月，泰国的贸易平衡从去年同期的9.8亿美元盈余转变为1亿美元的小额赤字，由于出口增长远低于进口，因此没有达到市场预期的2.9亿美元的增长。销售额同比增长8.7%，连续第六个月扩张，高于市场预测和11月8.2%的增长。与此同时，购买量增长了14.9%，连续第七个月增长，从11月的0.9%大幅加速，超过了市场预期的13.7%的增长。

Thailand's trade balance shifted to a small deficit of USD 0.01 billion in December 2024 from a surplus of USD 0.98 billion surplus in the same month of the previous year, missing market estimates of a USD 0.29 billion gain as exports grew much less than imports. Sales increased 8.7% from a year earlier, the sixth consecutive month of expansion, above market forecasts and November's print of an 8.2% rise. Meanwhile, purchases jumped by 14.9%, the seventh straight month of growth, accelerating sharply from a 0.9% rise in November, surpassing market estimates of a 13.7% rise.

2024年12月，泰国的进口额同比增长14.89%，达到247.8亿美元，较上月0.9%的增长强劲回升，超过了市场预测的13.7%。由于国内需求在今年最后一个月增强，这是购买量连续第七个月增长。全年采购额增长6.34%，达到3068.1亿美元。

Imports to Thailand rose by 14.89% yoy to USD 24.78 billion in December 2024, strongly picking up from a 0.9% increase in the previous month and exceeding market forecasts of 13.7%. It was the seventh straight month of growth in purchases, as domestic demand strengthened in the final month of the year. For the whole year, purchases expanded by 6.34% to USD 306.81 billion.

泰国商会大学的消费者信心指数从上个月的56.9上升到2024年12月的57.9。这标志着连续第三个改善期，也是自6月以来的最高读数，主要得益于政府的经济措施和旅游业的激增。旅游部数据显示，2024年，该国接待了3555万外国游客，同比增长26.27%，超过了2024年的入境目标。最新数据也与泰国国内生产总值的改善相一致，第三季度每年增长3%，是两年来最强劲的经济增长，这得益于政府支出的快速增长和固定投资的反弹。与此同时，由于燃料价格上涨，12月通货膨胀率升至1.23%，七个月来首次在央行1%-3%的目标范围内。

The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce’s consumer confidence index increased to 57.9 in December 2024, up from 56.9 in the previous month. This marked the third consecutive period of improvement and the highest reading since June, mainly supported by government economic measures and a surge in tourism. In 2024, the country registered 35.55 million foreign tourist arrivals, surging 26.27% yoy, surpassing 2024 arrivals targets, tourism ministry data showed. The latest reading was also in line with the improvement in Thailand’s GDP, growing 3% annually in Q3, the strongest economic growth in two years, driven by faster rises in government spending and a rebound in fixed investment. Meanwhile, inflation rose to 1.23% in December, within the central bank’s 1%-3% target range for the first time in seven months, due to higher fuel prices.