最新报道:Thailand's baht has surged 8% against the U.S. dollar this year, the second-largest gain among Asian currencies, posing risks to exports and tourism—key drivers of the economy. The strong currency reduces export competitiveness and tourist revenue, particularly ahead of the peak travel season. With the economy already facing U.S. tariffs and sluggish growth, industries like electronics and automotive are urging government action to address the baht's appreciation. Both the incoming government and central bank are discussing measures to counter the currency's strength.