This week's exchange rates: USD, EUR, GBP and SEK against THB – Week 14-2025

Here is a summary of how some of the most important currencies have performed against the Thai baht (THB) during the past week.

Analysis of currency developments

During week 14-2025, the European currencies have once again strengthened their positions against the Thai baht. The Swedish krona (SEK) has had the largest increase with +2,27%, closely followed by the euro (EUR) and the British pound (GBPThe US dollar (USD) has also had a clear rise of +1,20%.

• USD/THB: The dollar is clearly strengthening this week, which can be linked to increased demand for safe assets in connection with trade tensions and continued strong US employment figures.
• GBP/THB: The pound is influenced by stable economic indicators in the UK and growing confidence in a controlled inflation trend.
• EUR/THB: The euro continues to show strength, partly due to expectations of continued tight monetary policy measures within the eurozone.
• SEK/THB: The krona's rise is impressive and continues the strong trend that began at the beginning of the year. An example of how this affects in practice is that a Thai retailer who previously paid 31373 THB to buy goods worth 10000 SEK now has to pay 34153 THB – a noticeable increase in just a few months.

Trade policy impact

The US's planned tariffs on goods from Southeast Asia continue to create uncertainty in the market. Increased friction in global trade relations is causing investors to seek out more stable currencies, especially USD This also has effects on export and import flows, which in turn affect exchange rates.

Read more:

• Southeast Asia's response to US tariffs
• New US tariffs create concern in the region

What course do we use?

We use Bank of Thailand's official buying rate for digital transfer, which is the rate actually used in transactions within Thai banks.

Source

Exchange rates taken from Bank of Thailand.

Disclaimer

The exchange rates in this report are taken from credible sources and are intended for informational purposes. Thailand Info is not responsible for any decisions made based on the information in this article. Rates may vary and it is recommended to double check with current market data or your bank before making any transactions.

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This week's exchange rates - week 13-2025

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