Alright, who can tell me what's going on with the exchange rates between the US$ and Asian currencies, namely the Thai Baht. It's now around 32.6 Baht/ $1 USD when last year is was around 38 Baht per USD. Economically it makes sense though, USD prices are rising (i.e. gas). Anyone else have input and know why it's happening?

I don't know what's happening but I don't like it.

Elaine, it is (at the moment) advantageous for Nagaraju, as he can get $$ at Rs. 43.

As if he has any Rs to exchange. (He got laid off many weeks ago and didn't accept the other job offers because they required signing a 6-month contract. His savings are presently zilcho and his land will go to his brother.)

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