Reserves hit record high as BoT reins in baht


Upward moves: A bank worker sorting baht notes in Bangkok. The currency’s appreciation is mirroring regional trends, observers say. — Reuters

BANGKOK: Thailand’s foreign reserves surge to a record high, driven by asset gains and Bank of Thailand (BoT) intervention to manage rapid baht appreciation.

The Thai baht remains a key focus for investors and businesses as it continues to appreciate, gaining more than 5% since the start of the year.

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