The World Bank has announced a prediction that the global economy will grow by only 2.3% in 2025, the slowest growth rate in 17 years since the 2008 financial crisis, mainly due to the US import tax policy under the administration of Donald Trump, which causes uncertainty in global markets and severely impacts international trade for Thailand. The World Bank has drastically reduced its growth forecast to just 1.1% which is the lowest rate of inflation in the United States in any other group, while the US has been affected by the global trade crisis, which has created a strong trade deficit of 4.6% and has caused significant economic and monetary impacts in China, but this may have created a significantly lower economic impact than the previous year's GDP growth rate, which is not the highest in the other two groups, while the United States has been affected by the global trade crisis, which has created a strong trade deficit and has caused significant economic and monetary impacts in China, which has created a stronger and more stable economic and monetary union.

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