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Inflation in Thailand: 2024 Overview

Inflation in Thailand: 2024 Overview

Inflation in Thailand Reached 1.23% in December

The Ministry of Commerce of Thailand reported that the inflation rate in December 2024 stood at 1.23%, with the average annual rate at 0.4%. Both figures align with the ministry's forecasts and fall within the lower boundary of the Central Bank's target range. On a monthly basis, consumer prices decreased by 0.18%.

Key Drivers of Inflation Growth:

  • Rising costs of fuel and fresh food.
  • Increased prices of alcohol and tobacco due to government policies.

Inflation Dynamics by Categories:

  • Food and non-alcoholic beverages: +1.28%
  • Clothing: -0.51%
  • Housing and furniture: +0.39%
  • Healthcare and personal care: -0.37%
  • Transportation and communications: +2.71%
  • Recreation and education: +0.37%
  • Alcohol and tobacco: +0.82%

Inflation by Regions:

  • Bangkok: +1.17%
  • North: +1.19%
  • Isan: +0.95%
  • Central: +1.33%
  • South: +1.91%

Outlook for 2025

The Ministry of Commerce of Thailand has maintained its forecasts for key macroeconomic indicators:

  • GDP growth: 2.3–3.3%
  • Dubai crude oil price: $70–$80 per barrel
  • Exchange rate: 34–35 baht per US dollar

Tourism Overview for 2024

Thailand welcomed 35.5 million tourists in 2024, a significant increase from 28 million in 2023.

Top 5 Countries by Number of Tourists:

  1. China: 6.733 million
  2. Malaysia: 4.952 million
  3. South Korea: 1.869 million
  4. India: 1.129 million
  5. Russia: 1.745 million

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