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Thailand's deputy finance minister said the Bank of Thailand was not doing enough to manage the baht, which had hit a 31-month high near 32.40 per dollar. He argued that 34 baht would be a more suitable level and that interest rates were misaligned with the economy.
Government pressure for a weaker baht and lower rates signals likely currency and monetary policy shifts that affect Thai import costs for feed ingredients.
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