thai baht rate update - Page 121

beauthaiful · #**1801** 20-04-2008, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by adidas88

great ... looks like our S$ is getting stronger ... yippee

hopefully it can go back to 24.0 ...

From the looks of it, after SongKran, it might start dropping again.
Cherish the strongness while it lasts.

BlueDragon193 · #**1802** 20-04-2008, 12:04 PM

That what some of you think it will falls but...

"Stronger baht expected next week"

(BangkokPostcom) - The Kasikorn Research Centre believes the baht will continue to strengthen against the greenback next week as foreign investors continue to get rid of the US dollar.

They also attributed the continued strengthening of the Thai currency to increased market activity from importers and exporters.

Analysts believe the baht could move to between 31.40-31.60 baht.

forumer · #**1803** 20-04-2008, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by beauthaiful

From the looks of it, after SongKran, it might start dropping again.
Cherish the strongness while it lasts.

you got inside info ah?

Thai_Traveller · #**1804** 22-04-2008, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

Analysts believe the baht could move to between 31.40-31.60 baht.

Bro, that was what I was told by my friends in thailand, dunno to believe or not

. Change now or later........could not make up my mind.

adidas88 · #**1805** 22-04-2008, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Thai_Traveller

Bro, that was what I was told by my friends in thailand, dunno to believe or not

. Change now or later........could not make up my mind.

thai baht xchange 23.29 ...
sing$ is getting very strong ...

yinyang · #**1806** 22-04-2008, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by adidas88

thai baht xchange 23.29 ...sing$ is getting very strong ...

Oh, did the THB break 23 barrier??

Positive news indeed, as over the weekend it was still langusihing ard 23. Or was this for TT rate, not currency notes?

forumer · #**1807** 22-04-2008, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by adidas88

thai baht xchange 23.29 ...
sing$ is getting very strong ...

is this from the money changer or the foreign exchange market?

adidas88 · #**1808** 22-04-2008, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by forumer

is this from the money changer or the foreign exchange market?

sorry ... my bad ...
this is from the foreign xchange ...

forumer · #**1809** 22-04-2008, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Norikasan55

erm.... actually when 1 sgd change >23 baht, that mean sing dollar is strong and baht is weak?
meaning the thai economy is no good and sing econ is very good?

at the moment, the sing currency is appreciating.. gaining in value against other currencies, doesn't necessarily mean thai economy no good.

beauthaiful · #**1810** 22-04-2008, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

That what some of you think it will falls but...

"Stronger baht expected next week"

(BangkokPostcom) - The Kasikorn Research Centre believes the baht will continue to strengthen against the greenback next week as foreign investors continue to get rid of the US dollar.

They also attributed the continued strengthening of the Thai currency to increased market activity from importers and exporters.

Analysts believe the baht could move to between 31.40-31.60 baht.

If this is the rate, you will see more and more thais here in SG..................working

BlueDragon193 · #**1811** 22-04-2008, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by beauthaiful

If this is the rate, you will see more and more thais here in SG..................working

Fyi, that is a USD to Bahts rate.

Thai_Traveller · #**1812** 23-04-2008, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

Fyi, that is a USD to Bahts rate.

Looks like the greenback is losing ground against most asian currency, any input on that? ways to capitalise it

.

beauthaiful · #**1813** 23-04-2008, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

Fyi, that is a USD to Bahts rate.

Oh.. thks for the info!! if not, I will be dreaming of this to come.

American greenback against Singapore dollars,
American greenback against Thai baht,
Singapore dollar against Thai baht..

All of them appreciates and depreciates against one another.

ParaParaSakura · #**1814** 24-04-2008, 10:18 AM

Like to know if there is any difference between the remittance rates in GM & the ah neh moneychanger's rate. If so which offer better rates?

Changed some greenbacks last week.....USD$100= SGD $131 onli

hepco · #**1815** 24-04-2008, 07:01 PM

Hi all,

As many of us would have read, the S$ is strengthening against the US as well as other currencies in the region and this has allowed us to import more goods with the same amount of money. As i think it would also apply to thai baht, it is a matter of time that the exchange would hit something like 24.7 - 24 or so. I think 2 years ago, this was the rate as i was travelling to BKK quite often. However, i was actually surprised that the baht was still going strong even after the Ringgit inched its way down....RM is S$1 = 2.32RM...so lets hope that the baht will ease a little....for those who are going to BKK, if you did not already know, the rates seem a little better in bkk then in Singapore, because it is....so you could change some there as well....

cheers...

others that have also eased are the HKD - 1 = 5.7 or so the last time i saw on the singapore money changers....