Originally Posted by
MegatopLover
Yes, that's why. For most of 2007, there was a 2-3 baht spread between the offshore rates on the freely traded world currency markets and the onshore rate paid by most banks in Thailand. The currency-controls imposed by the government that created the divergence have been lifted, so now there is no difference between offshore and onshore exchange rates.
Thanks...that explains it.
Now let's both be selfish and hope that the very recent trend of the dollar recovery against the Baht continue.