The baht opened at 33.02 per dollar on 10 Aug 2026, up from 33.08 at Friday's close. The dollar weakened after US July payrolls fell by 23,000, which cut expectations of a Fed rate hike. Markets put a 56% chance on the Fed holding rates in September, up from 45%. The expected 24-hour range is 32.80-33.20. Exporters earning dollars should expect less baht per dollar, and importers paying in dollars may benefit. Watch US CPI on 12 Aug and PPI on 13 Aug, which could move the baht again. Foreign investors sold Thai stocks (3.29bn baht) and Thai bonds (4.28bn baht) last Friday.