OCBC says the Thai baht weakened to a three-month low against the dollar on higher oil prices, weaker gold and a firmer USD, despite foreign buying of Thai equities and bonds. OCBC keeps a slightly cautious near-term view and flags a possible double-top in the currency.
The baht's weakness is driven by oil and the dollar rather than portfolio flows, so it reflects energy cost pressure on Thai importers. The story is routine currency commentary with limited direct impact on feed prices.
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