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The Thai baht fell to its weakest level in eight months on June 29, breaching 33.20 per dollar. Analysts said the slide mirrors other Asian currencies amid trade war worries between the US and its trading partners.
Currency weakness in Thailand, a major feed and poultry market, raises dollar-denominated import costs for feed ingredients and reflects regional risk aversion tied to trade tensions.
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