2026-01-23 08:40:29

Thailand's export numbers came in stronger than expected during December, signaling continued trade momentum despite headwinds. However, the commerce ministry flagged a potential slowdown brewing for 2026, suggesting the export cycle may be cooling as we move into the year ahead. For macro watchers, this shift bears monitoring—slowing exports often precede broader economic adjustments that ripple across asset classes globally.

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ProofOfNothing

· 14h ago

Export data looks good, but warnings are the key.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 14h ago

Thailand's export data is indeed worth paying attention to, but I think this warning might be exaggerated. The current global trade cycle itself is quite strange, especially as the decoupling between the crypto market and the traditional economy becomes more and more apparent. If you ask me, instead of focusing on Thailand's exports, it's better to watch for large funds quietly deploying on-chain assets in emerging markets. Such macro signals are often reflected in on-chain activity, allowing for quicker insights.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 14h ago

Thailand's December export data exceeded expectations, but the slowdown risk in 2026 warrants attention. The macro cycle is turning, so keep a close eye on it.

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