Thai Producer Price Index Rises 10.5% in September 2026 Amid High Energy Costs
TPSO (Ministry of Commerce)
Key summary
The Office of Trade Policy and Strategy reported that Thailand's producer price index expanded by 10.5% year-on-year in September 2026, reaching an index value of 116.8. This increase was driven primarily by high global energy prices, a tight supply situation, and the weakening Thai baht against foreign currencies. Key contributors included agricultural products like rice husk, cassava, rubber, and palm oil, as well as mining products such as crude petroleum and natural gas.
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TPSO (Ministry of Commerce)
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