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	The net forward position also fell from $23 billion to $22.7 billion, according to the Bank of Thailand&#39;s data.</div>
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	Aside from the tapering of the US quantitative easing, political instability at home also influenced capital outflows.&nbsp;</div>

Foreign reserves down to $166.4bn

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Foreign reserves down to $166.4bn

Thailand's foreign reserves continued to fall, ending on January 17 at US$166.4 billion against $166.5 billion in the previous week.

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