Thailand's exports rose 7.1% yoy to USD 27.45 billion in November 2025, quickening from a 5.7% growth in the previous month and marking the 17th straight month of expansion. The latest result came amid firmer foreign demand heading into year-end and improved shipments of some key products. Sales grew for computers, equipment, and parts (59.9%), gems & jewelry (15.1%), and telephones, equipment (68.0%), but fell for cars (-8.0%), rubber products (-12.1%), chemicals (-13.6%), and plastics (-11.4%). Agricultural exports remained under pressure due to natural disasters and mounting global competition. Exports rose to the U.S. (37.9%), the EU (-12.0%), and the ASEAN countries (5.7%), but declined to China (-7.8%) and Japan (-8.9%). In the first 11 months of the year, exports increased 12.6% to USD 310.71 billion. During January–November, shipments increased 12.6% from the same period a year earlier. The Commerce Ministry projects full-year export growth of between 11.6% and 12.1% for 2025.