The baht opened at 32.63 per US dollar on 24 Aug, close to Friday's close of 32.70, with support at 32.55 and resistance at 32.85 for the next 24 hours. The dollar weakened on Friday near a three-month low against the euro, partly on worries about a planned US Treasury increase in long-term bond buybacks. Foreign investors sold a net 1,467 million baht of Thai bonds and bought a net 1,881 million baht of Thai stocks on Friday. For an SME, this is a small daily move: if you pay USD suppliers or price export quotes, check the rate against your current assumptions, and avoid locking in large FX positions on a 24-hour view.