THE THAI BAHT vrs THE US DOLLAR V465 | ข่าวทั่วไปเกี่ยวกับเงินอิเล็กทรอนิกส์

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Hey Rob it's bad for Aussies too. When I 1st came to Thailand it was 33 baht to the Aussie dollar & now 20.85 Think I'll go to Cambodia next trip. Went there 3 years ago & quite good. But not as good as Thailand.

money is a good servant but a bad master, if it hurts the bank it will go back nice vid.i know here in fabulous Puerto Rico you can live a very good life on far far less than the states

Wow! Less expats and less tourists from Europe and the U.S. It truly is a land of smiles.

Because of Q. E.

On the other hand, American goods are now a whole lot cheaper… You might want to think about stockpiling Cheese… American Cheese!…(and other dairy products) LOL I don't know. I have to assume a strong Baht is as good for Thailand just as a strong dollar is good for America. If so, I'm all for a strong Baht even if it inconveniences the foreigners in Thailand. Thanks, Rob!

Not only against the US dollar but against all other currencies to a point that tourists are stoping to come to Thailand. Thai product cost too much and industries will leave. Thai people are losing their job now !

Thanks Rob !!!!!!

In 2003 I got 42 Baht/U.S. Dollar

Where did you get that invisible watch I want one

With Boris the clown in charge in the UK soon thais will come there to retire.

you slept in the sun ? Remember, a chicken has to be roasted from all angles to be ready

When I was a GI during the war I lived in Thailand for two and a half years 73 to 76 it was twenty baht to the dollar. I lived off base and paid $30.00 a month rent and $5.00 for electric a month, it was small and no A/C or TV and certainly no internet. I loved it there and consider it the best time in my life. I have always wanted to go back and live the rest of my life there. I will be getting about $1,650.00 a month on my social security in two years at age 70. I have no desire to live in Bangkok, I don't even like Chicago maybe some place like Lop Buri or even smaller. If things are not possible in Thailand maybe I will end up in Viet-Nam or Cambodia. I didn't care much for the Philippines my self.

Theres alot of overseas investment, its a bubble waiting to burst.

Hello my friend. I wish you well. Since I first visited Thailand while in the USAF in the 70’s I have always loved it. I have had wonderful times on my recent visits to Pattaya, Bangkok and Phuket and hope to return for another vacation soon. Despite the current exchange rate situation, I still think Thailand can be a great value for folks with USD.

Having said that, I am not so sure about living there for long periods of time. I love Mexico and the dollars value against the Mexican peso has behaved in the reverse in the past few years. What I mean is my dollars have gained significantly against the peso. Add to that the proximity of Mexico to the USA (I can reach the border in about 70 minutes by car) and the drier, more comfortable climate and Thailand loses it’s appeal to me as a place for long term retirement.

Of course, no one can say what the future financial markets will do.

Got to say, when I started visiting in 2005 the best I got was 74 to the £ as it now creeps below 40 the next holiday edges further away. I understand that the high figure was a result of the tsunami, but surely the reduction in western tourism will have an impact sooner rather than later. I am thinking that the Chinese and Indians are generally not big spenders going by the tour parties I've seen following a flag on a stick! 😊 And to think we were complaining about 50 to the £. 555

Chinese goods are going to start flooding through Thai ports. They are getting backed up in Vietnam and Cambodia, so the Baht should go even higher.

For the general public: face – baht strong makes thailand look good. baht weaker – makes thailand look inferior or weak is loss of face.

There are 2 separate issues. The Western world central banks are printing too much money (quantitative easing?) which reduces the value of their currency. Whilst at the same time the Baht is over-valued (and has been for more than 10 years), however as soon as the international Manufacturers (like Honda/Kawasaki etc) realise that their plants in Thailand are too expensive and move them to 'Say' India, Cambodia or Indonesia (or wherever) the Baht will have to drop, which would definately increase the ' spending' Tourist (i.e. not Chinese) numbers in TH. Also Thai inflation (for tourists at least) seems to have affected many of the things Western tourists use the most.

Good vlogs
Will food on the street drop too
50 baht good price before
Will Thai people who sell food understand this drop in there prices drop to bring customers back???
I still think very good price
And I want Thai people make money

Don’t forget the British,when I first went to Thailand a few years ago (10) it was 67 to the pound,recently 50,and now it’s 38!!

its a lot more complicated, the Thai motor vehicles are built for other country manufacturers remember. where are the foreigners travelling to instead? the exchange rate change of 5 per cent would not affect my decision.

Thailand is expensive. Prices like western countries in tourist areas.

The Govt will have to make a serious decision sooner or later because it's having a major impact on the economy and really driving prices up in a big way. I believe that's the sole reason you're not seeing anywhere near the number of tourists from a year or more ago. It's completely understandable because naturally as a tourist you generally would be going to a destination where you get some bang for your buck. The examples you gave being Philippines and Indonesia are a no brainer. You're absolutely going to to be better off financially travelling there in the current situation

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