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The baht opened at 33.35 to the US dollar on Tuesday, weakening from Monday’s closing rate of 33.34.

While voters prepare to render their verdict on Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus government at the polls on Monday, the market is taking a distinctly downbeat view of the local currency, despite recent buoyancy in resource prices.

The baht opened at 33.32 to the US dollar on Monday, weakening from last week’s closing rate of 33.25.

The baht opened at 33.12 to the US dollar on Friday, weakening from Thursday’s closing rate of 33.04, the weakest in almost a month.

The baht opened at 32.86 to the US dollar on Thursday, strengthening from Wednesday’s closing rate of 32.88.

The baht opened at 32.95 to the US dollar on Wednesday, weakening from Tuesday’s closing rate of 32.93.

The baht opened at 32.86 to the US dollar on Tuesday, strengthening from Monday’s closing rate of 32.91.

The baht opened at 32.74 to the US dollar on Monday, weakening from last week’s closing rate of 32.65.

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) on Friday said it had no compulsion to utilise the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s Special Drawing Rights (SDR) as the countrys current foreign exchange reserves were adequate to meet its commitments.

The baht opened at 32.72 to the US dollar on Friday, unchanged from Thursday’s closing rate.

The baht opened at 32.74 to the US dollar on Thursday, strengthening from Wednesday’s closing rate of 32.78.

The baht opened at 32.68 to the US dollar on Wednesday, weakening from Tuesday’s closing rate of 32.62.