# Thailand Economy June 2026: Stable Growth Amid Global Uncertainties

- Link: https://www.thailand-business-news.com/banking/322394-thailand-economy-june-2026-stable-growth-amid-global-uncertainties
- Published: 2026-08-10T11:35:00+07:00
- Author: SiamNews PR

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**In June, Thailand’s economy stayed stable with rising private consumption and 
exports, despite a decline in manufacturing and tourism. Future monitoring includes
geopolitical impacts, tourism recovery, and inflation trends.**

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## Summary

 * The Thai economy in June remained broadly stable from the previous month. Private
   consumption increased,  supported in part by government measures and continued
   growth in electric vehicle sales. Merchandise exports and private investment 
   also increased, driven mainly by technology-related products, although these 
   activities relied heavily on imported inputs. Meanwhile, manufacturing production
   declined across several categories, while tourism-related services softened in
   line with lower foreign tourist arrivals.
 * In Q2/2026, the Thai economy slowed from the previous quarter, in large part 
   due to higher energy prices and travel disruptions related to the conflict in
   the Middle East. Tourism receipts, foreign tourist arrivals, and tourism-related
   services declined. Private consumption and manufacturing production also softened
   despite support from government measures toward the end of the quarter. Nevertheless,
   the economy remained supported by the global electronics upcycle and data center
   investment, which contributed to sustained growth in private investment and merchandise
   exports. Imports increased significantly, driven by higher imports of crude oil
   and electronic parts.
 * Headline inflation in June declined from the previous month, mainly due to lower
   energy prices in line with global crude oil prices. Meanwhile, core inflation
   increased, reflecting the gradual pass-through of higher input costs to personal
   care products and prepared food.
 * Key issues to monitor: (1) developments in the Middle East conflict and U.S. 
   trade policy, (2) the recovery of the tourism sector, (3) the impact of elevated
   living and production costs on households and businesses, (4) the effectiveness
   of government support measures, and (5) El Niño developments.

**Source** : [https://www.bot.or.th/en/news-and-media/news/news-20260731.html](https://www.bot.or.th/en/news-and-media/news/news-20260731.html?rand=113190)