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	At 8.14am, Thai baht gained 0.58 per cent to 29.14 per dollar. At 11am, it rose to 28.90 - the highest level since 1997.&nbsp;</div>
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	Treasurers attributed the appreciation to huge capital inflows, chiefly BTS Group Holdings&#39; success in mobilising US$2.1 billion for its infrastructure fund.&nbsp;</div>

Baht traded below 29 per dollar

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Baht traded below 29 per dollar

Thai baht is traded below 29 per US dollar thanks to continued capital inflows

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