USDTHB Under PressureUSD/THBOANDA:USDTHBYES_Group- Yesterday Recap 7/9/26 Yesterday, USDTHB closed at 32.85 in the Thai market. The U.S. market was closed for U.S. Labor Day, resulting in lower liquidity and trading volume. - Fundamental 8/9/26 Key Economic DataForecastPrevious US: 21:00 CB Employment Trends Index—107.71 US: 22:00 NY Fed 1-Year Consumer Inflation Expectations—3.6% The USD remains under pressure, with the DXY trading near a two-week low, limiting the upside potential of USDTHB. Today, the market will focus on the CB Employment Trends Index, which was previously at 107.71. A weaker-than-expected reading could signal a slowdown in the labor market and put further pressure on the USD, while a stronger reading could provide support for the dollar. Meanwhile, the NY Fed 1-Year Consumer Inflation Expectations previously stood at 3.6%. An increase in inflation expectations could reduce expectations for Fed rate cuts and become a positive factor for the USD. However, there are no major U.S. economic releases today. The market is likely to place greater emphasis on the U.S. CPI report on Friday, which will be more important for the Fed's interest-rate outlook and the direction of the USD. Overall, USDTHB is expected to trade within a range, with short-term direction driven mainly by inflation expectations and USD momentum. Market movement may remain subdued as investors wait for greater clarity from Friday's CPI data. - Technical Analysis Bias: Sideways Down The price remains within a downtrend and continues to form Lower Highs, while short-term moving averages remain above the current price. Therefore, any upward move is still viewed as a rebound rather than a trend reversal. If 32.85–32.88 cannot be broken, USDTHB may decline and retest 32.80. However, if the price breaks above 32.88 and holds above this level, the outlook could shift toward Sideways, with potential for a rebound toward 32.90–32.95. Resistance: 32.85–32.88 Support: 32.80 Target: 32.80, with further downside potential if this level breaks Cut Loss: 32.88