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Murdoch Mysteries----19th century crime --Season 16---just 3 episodes----- Everywhere

New series of Murdoch M.... now in its 15 year........ IMDB 8.8   ...(they have got to be kidding) 

In the 1890s, William Murdoch uses radical forensic techniques for the time, including fingerprinting and trace evidence, to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders.   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1091909/ 

And the winners are...................Drum roll..........or Yawn.....

Outstanding drama series---"Succession

Outstanding comedy series--Ted Lasso

Outstanding limited series---The White Lotus

Outstanding competition series---Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls

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With the reopening and dropping of restrictions --You expect--short term- -the closer the country, the more the visitors.

Most European/American  families  would plan 1 year ahead for an Asian  holiday, many are still trying to get their deposits back from travel agencies/Airlines etc.

Some hard times  (world wide) Yes-but In spite of it all--it doesn't look like Thailand is about to collapse--or the Baht being any worse off.

I know its a great disappointment to some of the posters on here---sorry Guys.............

Why is the THB strong?---Bloomberg-15 August 2022 at 7:00 am GMT+7Updated on15 August 2022 at 11:47 am GMT+7

Tourists Pouring Back Into Thailand Underpin Outperforming Baht

Baht’s 2.3% gain this month leads the region by a wide margin

Narrowing current-account deficit, weak dollar helped baht too

Thailand’s baht rebounded so rapidly in the past few weeks on optimism about

the country’s tourism-led growth that it’s already hit year-end analyst targets.

The currency jumped 2.3% to about 35.45 per dollar this month, leading gains

in Asia by a wide margin. In addition to rising forecasts for tourists arrivals, the

advance is also being driven by a narrowing current-account deficit due to falling oil prices.

The surge means the baht has already touched the 35.2 level forecast for the fourth quarter

by analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The rapid gains also feed into the debate over whether the

dollar has peaked, as analysts start to weigh in on the right time to return to emerging markets,

which had seen capital outflows as the US embarked on aggressive rate hikes.

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