The baht hit 33.42 on August 3 as three Fed members voted to raise rates. Here is what the hawkish 9-3 FOMC vote means for Thai forex traders and investors ...
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The Fed held rates at 3.5–3.75% for the fifth straight meeting, but three dissenters want a hike now. Here's what it means for Thai forex traders.
The Thai baht hit 33.8 per US dollar, its lowest since April 2025. Here's what's driving the slide and what Thai investors should do now.
The BOT holds at 1% while the Fed sits at 3.50-3.75%, creating a 275bps differential that explains the baht's 3.9% annual decline. If the Fed hikes in ...
The Bank of Thailand's seventh consecutive rate hold at 1% leaves the baht down 3.9% against the dollar over 12 months. Household debt and weak consumption ...
The Federal Reserve holds at 3.50-3.75% for the fifth straight meeting on July 29. With September hike odds at 46.5% and USD/THB near 33.64, Thai investors ...
DBS Bank's analysis confirms the BOT will hold at 1% through end-2026 while the Fed sits at 3.5–3.75% — a 2.75% rate gap that explains ongoing baht weakness.
IC Markets and FxPro both serve Thai traders well — one wins on raw execution costs, the other on education and support. Here's how they stack up.
The Thai baht trades near 33.60 per dollar as CME FedWatch puts the odds of a Fed hold at 87% for July 29 — here's what that means for THB.
Thailand's SEC is reviewing leverage limits for retail CFD and forex traders, targeting offshore accounts offering 1:500. No cap announced yet — but the ...
USD/THB hit 33.6379 on July 17, 2026, with the baht down 3.86% over 12 months. Here's what that cumulative slide means in real terms for Thai investors holding ...
The BOT voted 7-0 to hold at 1% in June and upgraded GDP to 2.3%, but household debt near 89% of GDP and weak consumption paint a more complicated picture.
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