What will Thailand do about the “strong” baht?

The Thai authorities are becoming increasingly concerned by the strength of the baht, which has been one of the best performing emerging market currencies over the past year. The most likely policy response is further currency intervention as well as some gradual steps to discourage foreigners from investing in Thailand.

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