标准普尔全球泰国制造业采购经理人指数从3月份的49.9降至2025年4月的49.5，为一年来的最低水平，表明经营状况进一步恶化。受经济疲软和3月底地震影响，新订单以去年4月以来的最大速度下降。尽管如此，制造商通过解决积压问题，连续第三个月提高了产量，并自11月以来首次适度提高了人员配备水平。这些努力导致了一年来未完成工作的急剧下降。与此同时，采购活动和投入品库存再次下降，但成品库存因装运延误和产量增加而上升。在价格方面，在大宗购买策略的推动下，投入成本再次下降，而产出价格自去年8月以来首次小幅上涨。商业情绪仍然强烈乐观，公司希望营销努力和折扣将推动未来的销售。
The S&P Global Thailand Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.5 in April 2025 from 49.9 in March, the lowest reading in a year and indicating a further deterioration in operating conditions. New orders declined at the sharpest rate since April last year, weighed down by subdued economic conditions and the impact of a late-March earthquake. Still, manufacturers increased output for the third month by working through backlogs and, for the first time since November, modestly raised staffing levels. These efforts led to the steepest drop in outstanding work in a year. Meanwhile, purchasing activity and inventories of inputs declined again, though stocks of finished goods rose due to shipment delays and elevated production. On prices, input costs fell again, driven by bulk-buying strategies, while output prices increased marginally for the first time since last August. Business sentiment remained strongly positive, with firms hopeful that marketing efforts and discounts will drive future sales.
