What the news says
The weakening of the Thai baht directly affects Thai exporters (goods, tourism, services) because prices denominated in foreign currencies become cheaper in international markets; at the same time, Thai businesses and individuals with loans/debts denominated in dollars face increased debt service costs. For regional investors, the baht's weak momentum may put pressure on other Southeast Asian currencies.
07/22, 08:55 AM
The Thai baht weakened to 33.775 per dollar, the lowest since mid-April 2025.
The Thai baht weakened to 33.775 per dollar, the lowest since mid-April 2025.
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07/22, 08:55 AM
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