The baht opened at 33.08 per dollar, up from 33.22 at the previous close, with a 24-hour range of roughly 33.00-33.20 (TTB). The move follows weaker dollar demand on signs of progress in Iran-US talks over the Strait of Hormuz, which also eased oil prices. Markets now have a US jobs report due Friday; analysts expect +88,000 non-farm jobs and 4.2% unemployment. For exporters, a firmer baht trims ringgit-style baht revenue; for importers, dollar costs ease slightly. Watch the range and the Friday data before fixing dollar prices or contracts.