The baht has risen past 33 to the dollar, reaching a six-week high of 32.87 on Friday. Economists at K-Research say it could reach 32.70 near term, as weaker US jobs data reduced the chance of a Fed rate hike in September and some funds moved back into emerging markets. For exporters, a stronger baht cuts baht earnings on dollar sales, so review pricing and hedging. Importers and those paying dollar-denominated costs may get some relief. Watch the yen intervention and US-Iran talks, which could reverse the trend.