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Thailand's Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking warned that the strong baht is eroding export competitiveness, even after a slight depreciation to around 32 baht per US dollar. Industry leaders said Thai goods remain expensive in global markets and called for possible policy coordination to support exporters.
A strong baht raises the cost of Thai exports and could prompt policy support for exporters, but the story is a business-lobby complaint about currency levels rather than a supply or demand shock to feed commodities. The price impact is minimal.
thaitimes.comNov 4, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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