Thai baht expected to trade within 34.20-34.35 per US dollar towards New Year holiday
[Pattaya Mail] - 12/24/2024
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thai baht opened on December 24 at 34.29 baht per U.S. dollar, slightly weaker than the previous close of 34.19 baht. Over the next 24 hours, the baht is expected to trade within the range of 34.20-34.35 baht per dollar. Since last night, the baht has weakened slightly before (…)
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