Market Update: Thailand Reportedly Offers Further Concessions to the US to Avoid 36% Tariffs
According to Jinse Finance, Thailand is reportedly set to offer more trade concessions to the United States in order to avoid a 36% tariff. The proposal aims to boost overall bilateral trade and reduce Thailand's $46 billion trade surplus with the US by 70% within five years. The Thai Finance Minister is expected to submit a revised plan by July 9.
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