In November 2025, Thailand reported a current account deficit of USD 0.6 billion, a significant turnaround from the USD 1.5 billion surplus recorded in the same period the previous year. This shift was primarily attributed to changes in the trade balance, which experienced a downturn, resulting in a USD 0.22 billion deficit. In contrast, November 2024 saw a USD 2.38 billion surplus. The trade dynamics showed exports rising to USD 26.89 billion from the previous year's USD 25.49 billion, while imports surged to USD 27.11 billion, up from USD 23.11 billion. Additionally, the deficit in services, primary income, and secondary income reduced to USD 0.36 billion, down from USD 0.83 billion the year before.