Thailand’s trade deficit widens to record as imports of capital goods and raw materials surge alongside soaring oil and gas prices, Bloomberg reports.
Higher imports of capital goods and raw materials, along with soaring oil and gas prices, pushed Thailand’s trade deficit to its widest level on record dating back to 1991.
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