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	At 8.14am, the currency was 28.88 per dollar, 0.17% weaker from yesterday. Yet, at 8.30am, it went up to 28.83.&nbsp;</div>
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	Yesterday, the baht hit a new 16-year high at 28.80-82. It has so far this year appreciated by nearly 6 per cent against the greenback.</div>
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	At 29.56 per 100 yen, the baht appreciated by 5.33 per cent against Japanese yen so far this month.&nbsp;</div>
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	The baht is at 37.6 per euro today.&nbsp;</div>

Strong baht continues

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Strong baht continues

Thai baht today maintains its strength against US dollar and Japanese yen.

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