
The baht opened at 34.03 per dollar on January 6, 2023, weaker than the prior close of 33.87. The weakness came from a firmer dollar and lower gold prices.
Analysts expected the baht to recover toward 33.50 as Chinese tourists returned.
A weaker baht raises the local cost of dollar-priced feed imports, though the move is small and reflects routine currency trading. Analysts expected the currency to recover, which would ease that pressure.
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