With the race to the White House still too close to call in the United States, the Ministry of Commerce is actively monitoring developments, with the Commerce Minister saying whoever becomes the 46th President of the United States will have an effect on trade and investment approaches with Thailand.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Jurin Laksanawisit, has provided an overview on what the different trading policies would be between the two presidential candidates, with Donald Trump holding on to his America First policy that focuses on bilateral deals between two countries, while Joe Biden would probably adjust US policies to focus more on environmental and labor issues.
He said Joe Biden if successful, is likely to adopt a more flexible trading policy than the Trump administration has, with more focus on multilateral deals, such as the Comprehensive and Progressive…
