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	At the rate, it is 0.10 per cent higher from 31.32 at the end of July and 0.37 per cent against Friday&#39;s closing of 31.41.</div>
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	It opened at 41.4999 against euro and 31.57 against Japanese yen.&nbsp;</div>

Baht gains on weak US data

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Baht gains on weak US data

The Thai baht on Monday strengthened against US dollar to 31.29 at the open, according to Bank of Thailand data.

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