The baht opened at 33.22 per dollar, up from 33.29 at yesterday's close, as the dollar weakened after oil prices fell more than 2% for a fourth straight day. Support is seen at 33.15 and resistance at 33.30 for the next 24 hours. Foreign investors sold 2,734 million baht of Thai bonds and bought 4,633 million baht of Thai stocks the day before. For an importer or exporter, this is a small move; check the rate before pricing or settling dollar invoices, and watch the Trump–Xi summit this week, which could move the dollar.
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