DXY Rebound Supports USDTHBUSD/THBOANDA:USDTHBYES_GroupThe USDTHB pair is expected to remain stable to slightly stronger as the DXY Index has rebounded to 101.21, supporting the U.S. dollar. Investors have begun adjusting positions ahead of this week's key U.S. inflation data (CPI), making the market relatively cautious at the start of the week. Today, market participants will monitor FOMC members' speeches, the OPEC meeting, and the U.S. Treasury auctions for 3- and 6-month Treasury bills to assess the outlook for U.S. Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar. However, the primary focus remains on Tuesday night's release of the U.S. CPI and Core CPI, which could be the key catalyst determining the short-term direction of USDTHB. Technical Analysis USDTHB remains in a technical rebound phase after bouncing from the Order Block (OB) zone at 33.25–33.26 and successfully reclaiming the EMA. However, the pair is currently facing selling pressure around the 50% Fibonacci retracement level (33.394). The MACD has crossed above the Signal line, while the Histogram has turned positive, indicating that bullish momentum is gradually returning. Nevertheless, further confirmation is needed through a decisive break above the key resistance level. If the pair can sustain trading above 33.39, it has the potential to extend its recovery toward the next resistance levels at 33.43 and 33.47. Risk Factors Although short-term momentum has improved, USDTHB is still trading within a consolidation range. Failure to break above 33.39 could trigger profit-taking, leading to a pullback toward the 33.33–33.28 support zone. A break below 33.28 would weaken the current recovery outlook and increase the likelihood of a retest of the previous support around 33.25. In addition, if the Thai stock market opens stronger during the morning session, it could provide additional support for the Thai baht and put further downside pressure on USDTHB. Target Price: 33.43 – 33.47 Support: 33.33 – 33.28 Cut Loss: 33.27