The baht opened at 33.16 per USD, close to Friday's close of 33.18, with support at 33.00 and resistance at 33.40 for the next 24 hours. Analysts say the dollar is range-bound and markets are pricing higher-for-longer US rates, with the US non-farm payrolls report due Friday as the key event. For a business that imports or exports, keep quotes and FX-sensitive payments within this band for now and watch the US jobs data, which can move the baht. Foreign investors were net buyers of Thai bonds (THB 821m) and net sellers of Thai equities (THB 335m).