USDTHB Exchange Rate

34.58964

Dollar américain contre Baht thaïlandais Exchange Rate (USD to THB)

-0.01% -20.0 pips

Bid/Ask: 34.58964/34.59164

Intervalle quotidien: 34.47163 - 34.67460

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Upcoming Events for USD and THB

		Événement	Prev.	Cons.
8h 49m Faible	THB	Importations (Annuel) (Nov)	15.9%
8h 49m Faible	THB	Exportations (Annuelle) (Nov)	14.6%
8h 49m Faible	THB	Balance Commerciale (Nov)	-$0.79B	-$2.3B
9h 19m Faible	THB	Vente de voitures neuves (annuel) (Nov)	-36%
18h 49m Med	USD	Chicago - Fed - National - Activité - Index (Nov)	-0.4	-0.1
20h 19m Med	USD	Confiance Des Consommateurs (Dec)	111.7	113
20h 19m Faible	USD	6 Mois Le Projet De Loi Enchères	4.16%
20h 19m Faible	USD	3 Mois Le Projet De Loi Enchères	4.25%
20h 49m Faible	USD	Achats de bons du Trésor de la Fed de NY de 0 à 1 ans		50
21h 49m Faible	USD	52 Semaines Le Projet De Loi Enchères	4.19%

FRB and BOT Interest Rates

Pays	Central Bank	Current Rate	Previous Rate	Next Meeting
United States	Federal Reserve	4.5%	4.75%	38 jours
Thailand	Bank of Thailand	2.25%	2.25%	-

The University of Michigan released a report on Friday showing consumer sentiment in the U.S. improved in line with its preliminary estimate in the month of December. The report said the consumer sentiment index for December was unrevised from the preliminary estimate of 74.0, in line with economists' expectations. The consumer sentiment index increased from 71.8 in November.

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U.S. Consumer Prices Inch Higher In November, Annual Growth Accelerates Slightly Less Than Expected

Consumer prices in the U.S. crept slightly higher in the month of November, according to a closely watched report released by the Commerce Department on Friday. The Commerce Department said its personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index inched up by 0.1 percent in November after rising by 0.2 percent in October. Economists had expected prices to increase by another 0.2 percent.

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U.S. Consumer Prices Inch Up Slightly Less Than Expected In November

Consumer prices in the U.S. crept slightly higher in the month of November, according to a closely watched report released by the Commerce Department on Friday.

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U.S. Leading Economic Index Rises For First Time Since February 2022

The Conference Board released a report on Thursday showing its reading on leading U.S. economic indicators increased for the first time in well over two years in the month of November. The report said the leading economic index rose by 0.3 percent in November after falling by 0.4 percent in October. Economists had expected the index to edge down by 0.1 percent.

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Analysis for USDTHB

Dollar Eases, Stocks Soar, Yields Fall on Softer US PPI

A softer than expected rise in US producer prices (PPI) in July, up 0.1% against estimates of 0.2% lifted Wall Street stocks. The Dollar Index (USD/DXY), which weighs the value of the Greenback against a basket of 6 major FX, eased to 102.59 (103.10).

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Hawkish Bullock Talk Boosts AUD, DXY Edges Up

The Australian Dollar ratcheted higher to 0.6593 from 0.6522 after RBA Governor Michelle Bullock said the central will not hesitate to raise rates again to combat inflation. Her remarks came after the Australian central bank held the cash rate steady at 4.35%.

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DXY Tumbles on Weak US NFP, JPY Soars to 26-Week

The US economy created an anemic number of Jobs in July of 114K, way below 206K in June, as well as estimates of 175K. The Unemployment Rate climbed to 4.3% from 4.1%.

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Aussie Slumps Anew, Yen Soars, Stocks Fall on Risk-Off

The Japanese Yen appreciated past 153.95 per US Dollar, from 154.35 ahead of next week’s BOJ meeting. Rising risk aversion, reflected by a fall in stocks, also benefited the JPY.

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