The baht opened at 33.05 per US dollar, close to Monday's 33.00 close, and is expected to stay between 32.95 and 33.15 over 24 hours. The move is driven by weaker US jobs and inflation data that lowered expectations of a Fed rate hike, plus higher gold prices above US$4,400. Thai GDP was not a main driver. For an importer or exporter this is a small move: check that your current FX rate and quotes still hold, but no immediate change in plans is needed. Foreign investors sold 3,528 million baht of Thai bonds and bought 2,200 million baht of Thai stocks the previous day.