The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Thailand has demonstrated signs of improvement, according to the latest figures released. In November 2025, the CPI recorded a change of -0.49% year-over-year, an uptick from the previous month's figure of -0.76% observed in October 2025. These statistics, updated on December 3, 2025, shine a cautious ray of optimism on Thailand's economic landscape.
The recent CPI data signifies a slowing down in the rate of decline that has weighed on Thailand's economy. November's revised figures suggest that the nation's economic measures may be steering the CPI towards stabilization. While still in negative territory, the reduced decline from October's -0.76% to November's -0.49% indicates potential recovery trends as efforts to bolster consumer demand and counter deflationary pressures take effect.
Economic analysts will be closely monitoring the upcoming periods to gauge whether this inclination towards improvement continues, especially against the backdrop of global economic uncertainties. As Thailand seeks to stimulate growth, maintaining this positive momentum could be critical for future policy-making and investor confidence.
