There is no economic, financial or political reason for the strong Thai Baht at this time.
The Baht's strength is counter to all the available economic and financial data.
Thus, it is clear that the Baht is being ,,,,,
I agree. This may be legal in Thailand or they may just get away with it. But seeing it for what it ultimately is, they coerce certain customers to lock up funds. That's not a business practice I want to see from a bank.
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