USDTHB Market Analysis: The Greenback is showing signs of weakening against the Baht following the decline in US Treasury yields and DXY. While foreign investors were net sellers in the Thai bond market yesterday, a recovery is visible this morning, which may drive the Baht toward a stronger bias in the short term. เงินดอลลาร์เริ่มส่งสัญญาณอ่อนค่าลงเมื่อเทียบกับเงินบาท ตามการย่อตัวของ […]
USDTHB Market Analysis: The Greenback continues to strengthen against the Baht this morning. On Friday, the pair surged by over 40 bps, closing at 32.38. While there has been slight profit-taking in the early session, the price remains stable at previous levels. The overall sentiment remains “Strong Bullish” as the Baht faces ongoing depreciation pressure.
USDTHB Market Analysis: The Baht is weakening as the Dollar strengthens following better-than-expected Jobless Claims data, signaling a robust US labor market. Additionally, a narrowing trade deficit serves as a key driver for the Greenback. The DXY climbed to a weekly high of 99.8, while the VIX index surged to 27, reflecting heightened volatility. As
USDTHB Market Analysis: The US Dollar strengthened following CPI data that met expectations, with monthly figures showing better performance than previously recorded. This pushed the Dollar Index (DXY) back to the 99.50 level. Concurrently, the 10-year Bond Yield surged by 12 bps to 4.24%. Gold prices moved inversely to the strengthening dollar, dropping into the
USDTHB Market Analysis: Last night, the US Dollar remained stable within a “Sideway Up” range, showing a slight softening. The Dollar Index (DXY) sat at 98.8, while the US 10-Year Treasury yield held at 4.14%. Gold prices successfully climbed above $5,200/oz as war-related anxieties began to ease. However, the Dollar remains the second weakest currency,
USDTHB Market Analysis: The DXY retreated to 98.8% and the 10Y Bond Yield dropped from 4.21% to 4.11% following Trump’s attempts to negotiate an end to the conflict with Iran. Although no clear timeframe was provided, it significantly shifted market sentiment. The recent price surge driven by FOMO led to a “mispriced” scenario; once reality
USDTHB Market Analysis: The price skyrocketed past $33.00 (implied context) this morning, driven by extreme risk-off sentiment. The market appears to be pricing in a “worst-case scenario,” such as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz or attacks on major oil infrastructure in the Middle East, sparking stagflation fears. The VIX index surged to 29.63
USDTHB Market Analysis: The US Dollar remains strong following the ISM Services PMI which climbed to 56.1, indicating robust expansion. While Jobless Claims met expectations at 213K, all eyes are on tonight’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP). A low forecast of 58K vs. the previous 130K suggests high volatility with a bias toward Baht weakness. Locally, the
USDTHB Market Analysis: Following a period of extreme volatility where the VIX surged to 27 before easing to 21, investor risk appetite has returned. Geopolitical tensions are showing signs of cooling as Iran reportedly initiated diplomatic channels with the US. This led to a rally in US equities (Nasdaq +1.5%) and pushed the 10-year Treasury
USDTHB Market Analysis: The U.S. Dollar continues to dominate as a safe-haven asset amid prolonged conflict between the U.S. and Iran. This geopolitical tension has pushed the DXY to 99.2 points and the 10-year Treasury yield to 4.1%. Locally, the Thai stock market plummeted over 100 points this morning with 1 billion baht in bond
