Thailand to Negotiate Tariffs with US Late August, Highlighting Investment and Supply Chain Links
Thailand is set to hold tariff negotiations with the United States in late August. The government plans to leverage nearly $20 billion in Thai private sector investment in the US and the close integration of supply chains between the two nations to push for lower tariffs or exemptions on the remaining 28% of goods. This strategy emphasizes mutual benefits rather than unilateral demands.
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