Recently, the Thai Baht market has experienced volatility, with several exchange rates such as the new currency against the Thai Baht showing sharp adjustments. A report from Glonghui in mid-February indicated that after an initial strengthening, the Thai Baht experienced a significant correction, with the USD/THB rising by 0.4% to 31.0820, nearly reversing the previous continuous decline. At the same time, the Thai stock market was also affected, with the SET Index falling by 0.3% to 1,437.42 points, interrupting its upward momentum. This synchronized adjustment in exchange rates and the stock market reflects increased volatility in emerging market currencies like the new currency against the Thai Baht, and investor sentiment towards regional assets has become polarized.