Thailand's gross international reserves fell to $276.1 billion in September, according to data the Bank of Thailand (BOT) released on Friday.
The reading compares with the $283.1 billion recorded the previous month.
The monthly movement was primarily driven by a decline in foreign currency reserves, which reached $237.9 billion, while the central bank's gold holdings were valued at $31.4 billion.
Meanwhile, the country's net forward position stood at $24.3 billion.
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