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The Thai baht strengthened slightly against the US dollar on Thursday, trading at 32.39 per dollar after a range of 32.37 to 32.45. It had closed the previous session at 32.42, according to LSEG data.
A firmer baht raises the dollar cost of Thai-origin feed inputs and tapioca-based ingredients for buyers, while a weaker dollar can modestly support dollar-priced grain and meal demand from Asia.
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