BANGKOK, Sept 24 (Reuters): Thailand's exports rose less than expected in August as coronavirus restrictions affected manufacturing and logistics, the commerce minister said on Friday, even though a weaker baht provided a boost.
The curbs were imposed in July and August to contain the South-East Asian nation's worst coronavirus outbreak to date. But they have been relaxed from this month as the outbreak eases.
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