Trump has said he may cancel trade deals with countries around the world if he loses his tariff case in the Supreme Court, warning that a loss would severely impact the US.

The Finance Minister believes economic problems can be solved after the Prime Minister leaves office, noting that whoever is responsible will still be in charge. He is confident that negotiations on US tariffs will proceed smoothly.

The Minister of Finance is considering extending the 7% VAT rate before the end of September 30, 68, stating that economic suitability must be considered. Negative Income Tax is currently under study.

The Office of the Consumer Protection Board (OCPB) revealed that exports were the main driver of the Thai economy in July 68. The OCPB is monitoring private investment and tourism, which are beginning to slow due to external factors and the impact of US tariffs on export trends and industrial production in the second half of the year.

The Finance Minister discussed with members of the U.S. House of Representatives that Thailand is ready to comply with the U.S. tariff agreement of 19%, increase imports, reduce the trade deficit, and manage counterfeit goods.

The government has established an OSS Center to support Thai entrepreneurs in dealing with US taxes. This one-stop service provides comprehensive trade services, tax consultations, and market expansion, helping entrepreneurs.

The White House says it is still working on details of a 15% export tax on AI chip sales from Nvidia and AMD for the Chinese market, potentially expanding to other tech companies.

The Indian government says more than half of its exports to the US will face import tariffs of up to 50% after Trump imposed a 25% tariff to punish Russian oil purchases.

HSBC (HSBC) expects the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to cut interest rates at its August meeting, but views the 19% US tax rate as a positive. Reduced risks and rising confidence may lead to a decision to "hold" interest rates.