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Thailand to offer US more trade concessions to avert 36% tariff, Bloomberg News reports

  • Thailand aims to negotiate with the US to avoid a 36% tariff on its exports, as reported by Bloomberg News.
  • Thai analysts believe Thailand's infrastructure and established trade practices may give it a competitive advantage over Vietnam in these negotiations.
  • Thai exports in key sectors like automotive and agricultural products may be significantly impacted by new US tariffs, according to analyst Aat Pisanwanich.
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"Jirayu" reveals new trade proposals submitted by Thailand to the United States, aiming to open the market for agricultural and energy products, hoping to reduce import tariffs, confirming that the government prioritizes national interests, negotiating professionally before the "Trump tax" deadline

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