2025年7月，泰国进口额同比增长5.1%，达到282.6亿美元，尽管超过了市场预期的4.9%，但与上月13.1%的增长相比大幅放缓。尽管这是购买量连续第14个月增长，但最新数据是自2月以来最慢的增长，因为有更广泛的迹象表明贸易势头正在降温。资本货物（23.2%）、原材料、半成品（11.3%）、消费品（5.5%）、运输设备（2.1%）和其他（7.8%）的采购量上升，但燃料产品的采购量下降（-35.4%）。按商品分类，进口增长的商品包括电机及零部件（49.7%）、电路板（5.1%）、机械（12.3%）、珠宝、宝石、白银（80.3%）、其他金属矿石、废金属及制品（9.0%）、钢铁（17.5%）和计算机及零部件（12.2%）。相比之下，原油（-44.6%）、化学品（-8.1%）和植物、植物产品（-0.8%）的到货量有所下降。今年前七个月，进口额增长10.6%，达到1951.7亿美元。
Imports to Thailand rose 5.1% yoy to USD 28.26 billion in July 2025, sharply slowing from a 13.1% growth in the previous month despite topping market estimates of 4.9%. While marking the 14th straight month of increase in purchases, the latest reading was the slowest gain since February amid broader signs of cooling trade momentum. Purchases rose for capital goods (23.2%), raw materials, semi-finished products (11.3%), consumer goods (5.5%), transport equipment (2.1%), and others (7.8%), but fell for fuel products (-35.4%). By commodity, imports grew for electrical machinery & components (49.7%), circuit board (5.1%), machinery (12.3%), jewelry, gems, silver (80.3%), other metal ores, scrap metal and products (9.0%), iron and steel (17.5%), and computers and components (12.2%). In contrast, arrivals shrank for crude oil (-44.6%), chemicals (-8.1%), and plants, plant products (-0.8%). For the first seven months of the year, imports increased by 10.6% to USD 195.17 billion.
