Thailand’s trade deficit decreased to $5.71 billion in May, a significant improvement from the record $10.02 billion reported the prior month. This reduction is attributed to continued growth in exports, particularly in the technology sector. Despite ongoing concerns regarding U.S. trade policies, demand for Thai products remains robust. The Commerce Ministry announced the figures on Thursday, signaling a positive trend in the nation’s economic performance. While a deficit remains, the narrowing gap indicates strengthening economic conditions. This export growth offers a potential buffer against global economic headwinds and trade uncertainties. The data suggests Thailand’s economy is demonstrating resilience in the face of international challenges.