Going to Thailand may cost more as the Thai baht has strengthened to about 24.35 per S$1, its strongest level in nearly three years. The rally has been linked to a weaker US dollar, Fed interest rate cuts, higher gold prices, China trade exposure and peak year-end tourism demand. Still, analysts do not expect the baht to stay this strong and say it could ease to around 24.70 per S$1 next year. #thailand #singapore #fypsg #fypbangkok
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