The baht opened at 33.02 per US dollar, close to Monday's 33.00 close, with a 24-hour expected range of 32.80–33.30. The dollar eased after weak July US jobs data, and markets cut the odds of a September Fed rate hike to about 44% from 67% a week earlier. US CPI on Wednesday is the next key event. Foreign investors sold a net 50 million baht of Thai equities and bought a net 3,575 million baht of Thai bonds. For an importer or exporter, this is a stable day; no pricing change is needed yet, but check your USD payment and receipt timing around the CPI release.