"Currencies"

The baht opened at 31.16 to the US dollar on Wednesday, weakening slightly from 31.15 at close on Tuesday.

The baht opened at 31.13 to the US dollar on Friday, unchanged from its closing rate on Thursday.

The baht opened at 31.28 to the US dollar on Friday, strengthening from Thursday’s close of 31.31.

Technology shares led gains in U.S. stocks as inflation anxiety appeared to be easing. Bitcoin surged after a weekend rout.

The baht opened at 31.48 to the US dollar on Tuesday, weakening from Monday’s closing rate of 31.45.

The baht opened at 31.33 to the US dollar on Friday, strengthening from Thursday’s closing rate of 31.39.

Stocks halted a three-day slide, with investors migrating to value from growth companies as signs of a strengthening labor market tempered inflation worries.

U.S. stocks slumped for a third day and bond yields climbed after a report showed inflation rose more than forecast, adding to concern that price pressures will stifle a recovery in the worlds biggest economy.

Energy, financial and industrials shares led U.S. stocks lower as the pullback centered in the technology sector widened while investors remained on edge over the threat of inflation.

The baht opened at 31.09 to the US dollar on Tuesday, unchanged from Mondays closing rate. The Thai currency is likely to move between 31.05 and 31.20 during the day, Krungthai Bank market strategist Poon Panichpibool said.

Technology shares led U.S. stocks lower as surging commodity prices stoked concern about whether inflation will derail a growth rebound in the worlds largest economy and spoil a record stock rally.

The baht opened at 31.06 to the US dollar on Monday, strengthening from its previous close of 31.17 on Friday. The Thai currency is likely to move between 31 and 31.15 during the day and between 31 and 31.15 this week, Krungthai Bank market strategist Poon Panichpibool said.