2025年5月，泰国消费者价格指数同比下降0.57%，标志着继4月下降0.22%之后的第二个月出现通货紧缩，尽管下降幅度小于市场预期的0.83%。这一下降是由大多数子指数的持续通货紧缩造成的，包括住房和家具（-0.30%对-0.67%）、医疗和个人护理（-1.05%对-0.72%）、交通（-3.38%对-2.97%）、服装和鞋类（-0.91%对-0.56%）以及其他非食品和饮料类别（-1.51%对-1.45%）。与此同时，食品和非酒精饮料的通胀率从4月份的1.63%降至11个月来的最低水平0.89%。按月计算，CPI上涨0.26%，从上一时期的0.21%的跌幅反弹。年度核心通胀率从0.98%微升至1.09%，低于市场对略微放缓至0.95%的预期。这标志着自2023年6月以来的最高核心通胀率。
Thailand’s consumer prices fell 0.57% year-on-year in May 2025, marking the second month of deflation, following a 0.22% drop in April, though the fall was smaller than market expectations of a 0.83% decrease. The decline was driven by ongoing deflation across most sub-indexes, including housing and furnishings (-0.30% vs -0.67% in April), medical and personal care (-1.05% vs -0.72%), transport (-3.38% vs -2.97%), clothing and footwear (-0.91% vs -0.56%), and other non-food and beverage categories (-1.51% vs -1.45%). Meanwhile, inflation in food and non-alcoholic beverages eased to 0.89%—its lowest level in 11 months—down from 1.63% in April. On a monthly basis, the CPI rose 0.26%, rebounding from a 0.21% drop in the previous period. The annual core inflation edged up to 1.09% from 0.98%, missing market expectations for a slight slowdown to 0.95%. This marked the highest core inflation rate since June 2023.
