泰国财政部长Pichai Chunhavajira周二表示，泰国预计将在8月1日截止日期前完成与美国的贸易谈判，美国的关税不太可能达到36%。2024年，美国是泰国最大的出口市场，占出口总额的18.3%，即549.6亿美元，而美国对泰国的贸易逆差为456亿美元。皮查伊说：“美国已经为进一步谈判开辟了道路，我们将继续讨论。”他补充说，泰国的提议保持不变。当被问及谈判是否能在截止日期前结束时，他回答说：“是的，可以及时完成。我们绝对准备好了，现在我们将看看美国的决定。”他指出，关税可能会在8月1日或2日宣布。

Thailand expects to conclude trade talks with the U.S. before the August 1 deadline, and U.S. tariffs are unlikely to reach 36%, Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira said Tuesday. The U.S. was Thailand’s largest export market in 2024, accounting for 18.3% of total exports, or USD 54.96 billion, while the U.S. trade deficit with Thailand stood at $45.6 billion. “The United States has already opened the way for further negotiations, and we will continue the discussions,” Pichai said, adding that Thailand’s proposal remains unchanged. When asked if talks could wrap up before the deadline, he responded, “Yes, it can be done in time. We're definitely ready, and now we'll see how the U.S. decides.” He noted that tariffs could be announced on August 1 or 2.

根据泰国工业联合会（FTI）的数据，2025年6月，泰国国内汽车销量同比增长5.08%，达到50079辆，较上月4.73%的增长有所加快。这标志着连续第三个月的增长，主要得益于乘用车和一吨皮卡的销量增长。与此同时，6月份汽车产量同比增长11.98%，达到130223辆。然而，2025年上半年的汽车总产量达到724715辆，比去年同期下降4.80%。泰国是东南亚最大的汽车制造中心，也是丰田和本田等全球汽车制造商的主要出口基地，其汽车出口同比增长3.85%，从5月份的1.7%下降中反弹。

Domestic car sales in Thailand grew by 5.08% year-on-year to 50,079 units in June 2025, accelerating from a 4.73% gain in the previous month, according to data from the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI). This marked the third consecutive month of growth, primarily driven by higher sales of passenger cars and one-ton pickup trucks. Meanwhile, car production increased by 11.98% from a year earlier to 130,223 units in June. However, total vehicle production for the first half of 2025 reached 724,715 units, 4.80% lower compared to the corresponding period last year. Thailand—the largest automotive manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia and a key export base for global automakers including Toyota and Honda—reported a 3.85% year-on-year gain in vehicle exports, rebounding from a 1.7% decline in May.

由于出口超过进口，泰国2025年6月的贸易顺差从去年同期的2.2亿美元扩大到10.6亿美元。出口同比增长15.5%，较5月份的18.4%大幅增长有所放缓，低于18.7%的预期。尽管如此，这标志着出口连续第12个月增长，这是由于出口商在8月1日美国可能提高关税的最后期限之前加快了交货，从而推动了货物的前期装载。与此同时，进口增长13.1%，较5月份的18%有所放缓。这标志着进口连续第13个月增长，也低于市场预期的17.75%的增长。

Thailand’s trade surplus widened to USD 1.06 billion in June 2025, up from USD 0.22 billion in the same month last year, as exports outpaced imports. Exports rose 15.5% year-on-year, easing from a sharp 18.4% increase in May and coming in below forecasts of 18.7%. Still, this marked the twelfth consecutive month of export growth, driven by front-loading of shipments as exporters accelerated deliveries ahead of the August 1 deadline for potential US tariff hikes. Meanwhile, imports grew 13.1%, slowing from an 18% rise in May. This marked the thirteenth straight month of import growth, also falling short of market expectations of a 17.75% increase.

2025年6月，泰国进口额同比增长13.1%，达到275.9亿美元，较上月18.0%的激增有所放缓，低于市场预测的17.75%。尽管这是购买量连续第13个月增长，但最新数据是自3月以来最慢的增长，因为美国全面关税的溢出效应。资本货物（38.2%）、原材料、半成品（7.2%）、消费品（19.8%）、运输设备（11.7%）和其他（29.8%）的进口增长，但燃料产品的进口下降（-10.6%）。按商品分类，电动机械及零部件（60.5%）、电路板（21.7%）、机械（31.2%）、其他金属矿石、废金属及制品（7.9%）、钢铁（17.5%）和计算机及零部件（46.0%）的采购量有所增加。相比之下，原油（-3.3%）、珠宝、宝石、白银（-15.6%）和天然气（-16.1%）的入境人数有所下降。今年上半年，进口额增长11.6%，达到1669.1亿美元。

Imports to Thailand rose 13.1% yoy to USD 27.59 billion in June 2025, slowing from an 18.0% surge in the previous month and missing market forecasts of 17.75%. While marking the 13th straight month of increase in purchases, the latest reading was the slowest gain since March amid the spillover impact of sweeping U.S. tariffs. Imports rose for capital goods (38.2%), raw materials, semi-finished products (7.2%), consumer goods (19.8%), transport equipment (11.7%), and others (29.8%), but fell for fuel products (-10.6%). By commodity, purchases expanded for electrical machinery & components (60.5%), circuit board (21.7%), machinery (31.2%), other metal ores, scrap metal and products (7.9%), iron and steel (17.5%), and computers and components (46.0%). In contrast, arrivals shrank for crude oil (-3.3%), jewelry, gems, silver (-15.6%), and natural gas (-16.1%). For the first six months of the year, imports increased by 11.6% to USD 166.91 billion.