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Thailand's central bank cut its key interest rate on October 17, the first reduction in a long period, after months of pressure from the government. The move was aimed at supporting a slowing economy and easing pressure from a strong baht.
Lower Thai rates could weaken the baht over time, modestly raising import costs for Thai feed buyers, though the direct effect on grain prices is limited.
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