The Thai baht on Tuesday fell to its weakest level in more than six years on concerns that a bomb blast at a popular shrine in Bangkok may hurt the country's tourism.
Baht hits over 6-year low after Bangkok bomb blast
The baht lost as much as 0.5 percent, falling to 35.55 per dollar, its weakest since April 2009.
Thai baht hits over 6-year low after Bangkok bomb blast
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On Monday, a bomb planted at one of the Thai capital's most renowned shrines killed 22 people, including eight foreign tourists, and wounded scores in an attack the government called a bid to destroy the economy.
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