Krungsri expects the baht to trade in a 33.15–33.65 per dollar range this week (28 Sep–2 Oct). Key drivers are US ISM manufacturing and non-farm payrolls data, plus US 10-year yields at a 19-year high. The baht closed the prior week at 33.35. If you import inputs or pay in dollars, or export and get paid in dollars, this range is the rate to price quotes and hedging against. Oil is also volatile after reports of attacks on Saudi export routes, which can feed into fuel and transport costs.