
Kasikorn forecasts the baht will trade between 33.30 and 33.80 per dollar in the week of October 26 to 30, after it slid to 33.73 on October 22, its weakest in three months. Foreign investors made net purchases of Thai equities and bonds over the period, and traders price a possible Fed hike in December.
Currency moves tied to a stronger dollar and oil prices shape Thai import costs and regional buying power. The story describes routine currency pricing with no new feed-specific driver.
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