Where this number comes from

Baht per dollar

Every fact below is read from the registers the pipeline itself runs on — the series registry, the derivation register and the gauge definitions — not from prose maintained beside them. If a link or weight here is wrong, the dashboard is computing with the same wrong thing, and the audits fail.

The chain

Baht per dollar th.fx.usdthb fetched from the publisher

Source: Bank of Thailand Stat-ReferenceRate/v2/DAILY_REF_RATE
Last observation: 33.426 THB on 2026-09-24 stored 2026-09-24 16:04 UTC

What reads this series

Condition meters

Thailand conditions — weight 25, sign −, transform z over a 1250-observation window.

Indicators

What the world costs, in baht — reads it: (0.60 × energy index + 0.40 × food index) × (USDTHB ÷ 35.3), base 2016 = 100
Cost-of-living pressure at home — reads it: composite of z-scores, weights food 35 / transport fuel 25 / electricity 25 / borrowing 15, every price converted to THB first, scored −100 (pressure) … +100 (relief)
What your gold is actually worth — reads it: gold USD/oz × USDTHB

Position tests

Own Asia beyond Thailand — test “Dollar against the baht, versus its 2016 average”.
Where idle cash sits — test “Dollar against the baht, versus its 2016 average”.

The same chain as JSON: /v1/series/th.fx.usdthb/lineage · raw observations: /v1/series/th.fx.usdthb/observations