1.   A weaker baht also lowers the cost in other currencies of Thai exports and stocks, making them attractive.

2.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper on the world market.

3.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper overseas, though it raises repayment costs on dollar-denominated debt.

4.   A weaker baht makes Thai exports cheaper.

5.   A weaker baht will help Thai exporters by making their products less expensive abroad.

6.   A weaker baht will raise the cost of repaying the debts.

7.   Exporters rose as weaker baht will enable them to attract more buyers in international market because of lower prices.

8.   Many Thai subsidiaries of Japanese manufacturers import components for assembly in Thailand, and the weaker baht makes them more expensive.

9.   That courts the risk of higher inflation and hobbles companies with lots of foreign debt they must now pay back in weaker baht.

10.   Thailand is beginning to see the benefit of a weaker baht lowering the price of its exports.