XM and Pepperstone serve thousands of Thai traders but suit very different styles. Here's how they compare on spreads, minimum deposits, USD/THB access, and ...
The Bank of Thailand's 2026 forex relaxation opened new investment channels for Thai individuals. Here's what the rules actually allow — and who benefits most ...
The baht slid to 33.80 in late July 2026 — its worst since April 2025. Three forces reversed the move. Here's what drove the recovery to 32.90 and what Thai ...
Iran tensions returned September 2, sending oil higher and crypto lower. For Thailand—a net oil importer spending $81–85 million a day on crude—here's the ...
The Thai baht has gained 0.59% in a month, pushing USD/THB to 32.93. But the 12-month decline is 2.63%. Here's what both numbers mean for Thai traders and ...
BoT holds at 1%, Fed at 3.50–3.75%. That 250bp gap is the single biggest structural reason for baht weakness, and it doesn't close before October 28. Here's ...
The baht has lost 2.79% against the USD over 12 months. That sounds modest until you price it against a fuel or electronics import bill running into the ...
Three Fed hawks already voted for a rate hike in July. With Sept 16 FOMC days away, Thai baht traders face the tightest USD/THB setup of the year.
The Bank of Thailand kept its rate at 1.00% for a third consecutive meeting in late August, its lowest since 2022. With oil at $94 and the Fed live, what next?
IC Markets won Best MetaTrader Broker 2026 while Tickmill holds Tier-1 and Tier-2 licences. We compare what actually matters for Thai forex traders.
Brent crude hit $94.86 on September 2 as US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz reignited supply fears. Thailand, a 90% oil importer, feels every dollar.
The baht sits at 33.18 per dollar with the Fed's September 16 decision 13 days away. Here is what traders in Thailand need to watch.