The baht opened at 32.89 per dollar, up slightly from the previous close of 32.88, with a 24-hour range of 32.70–33.00 expected (TTB). Markets are watching a speech by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole, due 21:00 Thai time. Foreign investors sold a net 5,451.55 million baht of Thai stocks the previous day and bought 156 million baht of Thai bonds. For importers and exporters, this is a routine daily move; no action is needed beyond checking the rate before large dollar payments or quotes.