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Exports drop down by 7.87 in June!!


 

 
Thai exports drop down 7.87%  year-on –year in June,

resulting in 4.87% contraction in the first half of this year,

according to Commerce Ministry data.

Exports were US$ 18.16 billion during the month while

imports stood at $18.01 billion ,down 0.21% said

Somkiat Triratpan director of the Commerce Ministry’s
office of Trade Policy and Strategy.

The figures translated into a trade surplus of $150 million.

The lackustre export performance has prompted the

Finance Ministry to consider revising it economic growth

projection to 3% from 3.7% on Tuesday.

 

For the first half,the country shipped $106.86 billion of

good and imported $103.38 billion ,down 7.91% from

the same period in 2014.The country recorded a trade

surplus of $3.47 billion in the six-monthy period.

 

The poor export performance was due to the slowing

global economy particularly in major trading partners

like the US ,the Europian Union,Japan and China.

In June,industrial exports dropped by 7.7% weighed

down by a 19.9% contraction of automobile and parts,

the country’s flagship product category.

Shipments of of pickup trucks tumble by 48.3% because of

model changes.

The ministry projected that automotive and parts exports would

expand in the second half of the years as indicated by the

increase in parts imports in June.

Farm exports dropped by 4.1% during the month,in the

line with the downward trend of global farm prices.

The value of rubber exports resumed growth for the first time

in 18 months,at 4.4% although the price was still low.

Tapioca products,frozen and processed chicken and canned

and processed fruits saw growth in value at 24.6%,20.1%

and 6.3 respectively during the month.Meanwhile ,rice,

sugar and frozen and processed seafood still experienced

contractions.

 

In my viewpoint,since exports is the main source of revenue

of the country ,we should analyze in depth which industries

are to be promoted so that we can competitive with the

world market.

The government should develop special economic zones for

specific industries,such as biotechnology,automotive parts,ect.

The government should also focus more on the promotion of

upgrading products not only in term of quality but also

environmental friendliness and food safety.

And also should revise the border trade strategy to cover

more big cities in neighbouring country.

 

The strategy should solve the short run problem we face
and also projected to serve for the long run future.

 

Sincerely Yours.

 

 

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