Stay updated on the situation between the US, Israel, and Iran: a tense global situation.

February 28, 2569. Incident between... Iran–Israel–United States The situation escalated suddenly when both the United States and Israel launched military attacks against Iran, resulting in explosions in Tehran. Iran retaliated with missiles, and various countries in the Middle East announced the closure of their airspace and quickly expressed their stances on the situation widely.

Stay updated on all the latest developments here.

10 April 2569

• 17.34 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 17.18 points, supported by DELTA and the automotive parts sector, although selling pressure weighed on large-cap stocks. Attention is focused on the peace negotiations.
• 16.41 a.m. Asian stock markets continued to rise! The Nikkei and KOSPI recovered, although Hormuz partially pressured the markets.
• 14.52 a.m. Middle Eastern oil producers are urgently seeking advance export plans from Asian customers for April and May.
• 14.45 a.m. Russian oil tankers pass through Hormuz amid war-related traffic disruptions.
• 14.27 a.m. European stock markets opened higher, buoyed by a US-Iran ceasefire.
• 13.35 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) revealed that the SET index fell 5.24% in March, pressured by the Middle East crisis and soaring oil prices.
• 13.02 a.m. Trump pressures Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before peace talks.
• 12.49 a.m. Iran could earn $20 million a day if it collected tolls on Hormuz in Bitcoin.
• 11.48 a.m. The British Prime Minister revealed he is fed up with Trump and Putin for causing volatility in the UK's energy costs.
• 11.38 a.m. A coincidence…that might not be a coincidence? Mysterious transactions surfaced before news of a “war with Iran.”
• 11.21 a.m. The never-ending deadlock between the US and Iran has reached its breaking point. The market is becoming "numb," but the risk remains.
• 11.19 a.m. Crude oil prices surged near $100 again after Hormuz continued to be paralyzed and Saudi Arabia was attacked again.
• 10.23 a.m. The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) outlines four scenarios for Thailand's GDP growth, with the worst-case scenario seeing growth of only 0.2% if the war extends beyond six months.
• 10.16 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher as investors watched for a fragile US-Iran ceasefire.
• 09.10 a.m. The Bank of Korea kept interest rates at 2.5%, warning of soaring inflation due to the war and its impact on the economy.
• 09.59 a.m. BCP clarifies co-loading oil shipments to the Middle East and confirms full notification to the government.
• 09.05 a.m. JD Vance will lead the US team in talks with Iran this Saturday, a deal that could decide the fate of any conflict in the Middle East.
• 08.43 a.m. The Republican Party blocked a resolution to halt attacks on Iran, sparking impeachment proceedings against Trump over his abuse of powers in warfare.
• 08.25 a.m. NATO is urging Europe to submit a plan to control Hormuz; Trump is pressuring them and threatening to withdraw from the alliance.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to rise! Markets remain supported despite the US-Iran ceasefire deal becoming fragile.
• 07.20 a.m. Coincidence? The White House warns officials against insider trading after discovering unusually accurate transactions linked to the Iran war.
• 07.00 a.m. ADB warns of slowing Asian economies; war fuels inflation and suppresses growth.
• 04.38 a.m. The World Bank is planning to inject up to $2.5 billion to help countries cope with the impact of the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 03.44 a.m. Iran attacks Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline, disrupting a system carrying 7 barrels per day.
• 00.26 a.m. Trump asks Netanyahu to de-escalate attacks on Lebanon, fearing the Iran deal will collapse.
• 00.24 a.m. Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei announced a new level of control over the Strait of Hormuz.

9 April 2569

• 18.57 a.m. Israel lifts the state of emergency in Iran and proceeds with the corruption case against Netanyahu.
• 16.38 a.m. Asian stock markets weakened! Nikkei and KOSPI fell after the US-Iran ceasefire deal began to falter.
• 16.31 a.m. The IMO warns that Iran's collection of tolls for the passage of Hormuz risks setting a dangerous precedent.
• 15.56 a.m. Maritime experts indicate that Hormuz's recovery is slow and may take several weeks to several months.
• 15.44 a.m. GCAP GOLD indicates a short-term rebound in gold prices following news of a US-Iran ceasefire, but monitors the Strait of Hormuz as a key variable controlling inflation.
• 15.09 a.m. Merkel indicates that the cryptocurrency market remains fragile, even as concerns about Iran and the US begin to ease.
• 15.00 a.m. European stock markets opened lower after the US-Iran ceasefire deal began to falter.
• 14.44 a.m. Spain condemns Israel's attack on Lebanon and prepares to reopen its embassy in Iran.
• 14.43 a.m. Israel claims to have killed the leader of Hezbollah after an overnight bombardment of Beirut.
• 13.40 a.m. How did the Pakistani Army Chief win over Trump and push for US-Iran talks?
• 13.11 a.m. Goldman Sachs indicates that Brent crude oil could surge past $100 if the Hormuz oil closure continues for another month.
• 12.54 a.m. Japan is considering releasing additional oil reserves as early as May 69 in response to a prolonged Hormuz crisis.
• 12.39 a.m. An Iranian delegation arrived in Islamabad today for US-Israeli talks.
• 12.01 a.m. The UK opposes Iran's imposition of a toll through Hormuz, emphasizing that the waterway must remain free for shipping.
• 12.01 a.m. Israel's new strategy involves rapidly building buffer zones around the region in preparation for a prolonged war.
• 11.17 a.m. Iran may announce a fee for transactions made via 'Hormuz' in Bitcoin.
• 11.06 a.m. Trump insists he will not withdraw troops if Iran violates the conditions, and warns of an even more severe retaliation.
• 10.58 a.m. The United States has urged its European allies to expedite the development of a plan to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz following the ceasefire agreement.
• 10.09 a.m. The aftermath of a Middle Eastern conflict triggers an aviation crisis in 2026, with over 4 flights cancelled worldwide.
• 09.31 a.m. Hedge funds are opening options trading, speculating on the strengthening of the won and yuan after the ceasefire.
• 09.17 a.m. Chinese oil tankers are lining up for test runs through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 09.04 a.m. The U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on limiting President Trump's powers regarding the Iran war.
• 09.01 a.m. Never there when needed! Trump slams NATO for abandoning the US over the Iran-Greenland conflict.
• 08.47 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is impacting Asian street food, driving up costs, and even a ceasefire isn't providing immediate relief.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones surges on news of US-Iran ceasefire; global stocks rebound, oil falls, gold and dollar weaken.
• 07.03 a.m. Trust lost! Iranian parliament speaker slams US for violating two-week ceasefire agreement.
• 05.29 a.m. The French president condemned Israel's indiscriminate attacks on Lebanon, risking the collapse of the ceasefire deal.
• 05.26 a.m. U.S. lawmakers are calling on the SEC to investigate “irregular trading” during the Iran-Iran war.
• 02.25 a.m. The "hormuz crisis" is spreading to the plastics market, putting Asian PVC at risk of severe shortages and driving prices up sharply.
• 01.38 a.m. A secret deal? Investors dumped nearly $1 billion worth of oil just hours before the US-Iran ceasefire deal.

8 April 2569

• 23.43 a.m. Trump threatens to impose tariffs of up to 50% on all imported goods from countries that supply weapons to Iran.
• 17.38 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 20.60 points, responding positively to the US-Iran truce. Tomorrow, expect a sideways upward trend as investors closely monitor negotiations to end the conflict.
• 16.39 a.m. Asian stock markets surged! The Nikkei and KOSPI index jumped on news of a US-Iran ceasefire.
• 16.18 a.m. Japan makes direct call to Iran; Trump discusses NATO; world watches Hormuz amid rifts in alliances.
• 15.54 a.m. Turkey is in talks with Italy regarding the purchase or joint production of a European missile defense system in response to threats from Iran.
• 15.36 a.m. China launches a diplomatic offensive, portraying itself as a mediator and calling for a decisive end to the war with Iran.
• 15.25 a.m. British Prime Minister discusses with Gulf Arab nations the possibility of permanently reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
• 14.58 a.m. US bond yields plummeted across the board following a ceasefire deal in the Middle East, easing inflation concerns.
• 14.54 a.m. European stock markets opened 4% higher on news of a US-Iran ceasefire deal.
• 14.37 a.m. China is sacrificing profits to conserve energy resources by increasing oil import quotas for private refineries to cope with the Middle East crisis.
• 14.34 a.m. Is the ceasefire not over? Lebanon left out; Israel continues its operations.
• 14.26 a.m. The Royal Thai Air Force clarifies that the landing of a US aircraft at Krabi Airport is unrelated to the Middle East conflict.
• 13.34 a.m. Shell has cut its gas production forecast due to the impact from the Middle East, despite rising oil prices boosting revenue.
• 13.15 a.m. "This is not our war," Europe questions. Is the NATO Secretary General playing too closely with Trump?
• 13.05 a.m. WRP, a Malaysian rubber glove manufacturer, is preparing to close its operations due to the impact of the Middle East conflict, which has driven costs up by more than 50%.
• 11.22 a.m. Trump declared victory, calling today a "significant day for world peace" following the ceasefire deal with Iran.
• 11.21 a.m. Asian countries are injecting massive funds to "support the cost of living" and cope with the energy crisis stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 10.55 a.m. Just buying time? “TACO Tuesday” reflects Trump's retreat, but the Hormuz-Nuclear issue remains unresolved.
• 10.22 a.m. "Israeli Prime Minister supports Trump's two-week halt to attacks on Iran, but says it doesn't include Lebanon."
• 10.01 a.m. Trump blames China for pressuring Iran to agree to a two-week ceasefire after it overturned a UN resolution to open Hormuz (a natural disaster in Iran).
• 10.08 a.m. Pakistan's Prime Minister announced an immediate ceasefire between the US and Iran across all conflict zones and scheduled peace talks in Islamabad.
• 09.30 a.m. Asian stock markets surged across the region following news that Trump had suspended attacks on Iran for two weeks.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones closed slightly lower! Market volatility mounts as US-Iran deadlines hold, although tech stocks provide some support.
• 07.18 a.m. "Global oil prices" plunge below $100, Dow Jones futures surge near 1,000 points after a two-week truce with Iran.
• 07.11 a.m. Trump announces a two-week delay in the attack on Iran in exchange for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
• 06.28 a.m. The United States and Iran are preparing for their first face-to-face talks to end the war on April 10th in Pakistan.
• 04.16 a.m. AWS CEO orders team to work 24/7 to maintain service in the Middle East.
• 03.27 a.m. The Democratic Party is urging Trump to be removed from the presidency, citing his behavior as exceeding the boundaries of a leader.
• 01.15 a.m. The UNSC meeting is divided! Russia and China use their veto power to reject a resolution aimed at opening the Strait of Hormuz. 

7 April 2569

• 22.17 a.m. World oil prices surged after Trump threatened to erase Iranian civilization.
• 20.58 a.m. Iran retaliates, attacking Saudi Arabia's largest petrochemical plant in response to the US and Israel.
• 20.11 a.m. The US is proceeding with its plan for a new attack on Kark Island, insisting the target is military personnel and not oil.
• 20.03 a.m. War intensifies! Iran ends all negotiations with the United States in retaliation for Trump's harsh threats.
• 19.37 a.m. Trump posted a warning that "Iranian civilization could collapse tonight" and never return.
• 17.43 a.m. Advanced Safety Warning for Thais in Israel
• 17.23 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 10.43 points, supported by buying in the energy and petrochemical sectors, amid anticipation of tomorrow's crucial US-Iran deadline.
• 16.42 a.m. Asian stock markets closed mixed, as investors watched the Iran deadline. The Nikkei and KOSPI edged up.
• 15.43 a.m. The Iranian government mobilized youth and citizens to form a "human shield" around a power plant in response to Trump's threat to strike the entire country.
• 14.46 a.m. The Iranian ambassador indicated that Pakistan's efforts to end the war are nearing a critical point.
• 14.44 a.m. European stock markets opened slightly higher, as they await Trump's deadline to pressure Iran to release Hormuz. 
• 13.42 a.m. India resumes purchasing Venezuelan oil, its highest level in nearly six years, to avoid the risk of Hormuz.
• 13.19 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 7.96 points in the morning session, supported by the energy and petrochemical sectors. Attention is focused on the deadline for attacks on Iran.
• 13.11 a.m. Ukraine alleges Russia used satellites to assist Iran in targeting US military bases and the Middle East.
• 11.01 a.m. Trump devises a plan to seize Iranian oil, hoping to use energy as a bargaining tool against China.
• 09.49 a.m. Bahrain submits a draft UNSC resolution to open Hormuz, reduce the use of force, and avoid conflict with Russia and China.
• 09.00 a.m. Go on or stop? Trump weighs whether to postpone the deadline or launch another attack on Iran before the decisive moment.
• 08.59 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within a range of 1,440–1,465 points. Attention will be focused on tensions in the Middle East and Thai inflation data.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to rise! Markets are anticipating a deal between Iran and Hormuz, and global stocks are easing concerns.
• 07.17 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, following Wall Street's lead, as they await Trump's threat to attack Iran within four hours of the deadline.
• 06.08 a.m. The UNSC is set to vote today on protecting the HTMS Hormuz, backing down on a bill to ease sanctions after China opposed the use of force.
• 05.39 a.m. Back to criticizing again! Trump slams Japan, South Korea, Australia, and NATO for not sending troops to help open the Hormuz eruption.
• 5:14 AM IThe Federal Reserve (MF) is preparing to cut its global economic forecast after the war caused a 13% drop in oil prices, putting upward pressure on inflation.
• 05.03 a.m. Trump threatens to wipe out Iran overnight, sets deadline for opening Hormuz, warns of a potential return to the Stone Age if no agreement is reached.
• 04.13 a.m. Analysts at Luihormuz insist that it's "not really closed," ships can still pass through, but at lower than normal levels. They've also disabled tracking signals.
• 04.10 a.m. Why do Trump's threats against Iran constitute war crimes, yet are virtually unpunished?
• 04.09 a.m. Iran has presented a 10-point plan to end the war, proposing to open the Canal of Hormuz but charging a $2 million fee per ship.

6 April 2569

• 17.28 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict caused a slump in the Thai bond market, despite foreigners buying nearly 2 billion baht worth of bonds in Q1.
• 17.00 a.m. JPMorgan CEO points to war and geopolitics as the biggest risks to the global economy.
• 16.46 a.m. Iran has set conditions in response to the ceasefire offer, stating that negotiations cannot take place under threats.
• 16.00 a.m. Iran confirms it has received a ceasefire plan, but reiterates it will not open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a temporary ceasefire.
• 15.24 a.m. The war is not over! Iran attacks US military bases on Kuwaiti islands.
• 14.51 a.m. Iran's IRGC intelligence commander was killed in a US-Israeli attack.
• 14.12 a.m. Tris predicts that if the Iran-Iran war drags on for 3 months, airfares will increase by 10-15%.
• 13.55 a.m. Keep an eye on the "US-Iran" situation; a ceasefire offer might lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
• 13.49 a.m. Four economic agencies are urgently assessing the impact and inflation trends of the conflict in the Middle East.
• 13.42 a.m. India is auctioning 2.5 million tons of fertilizer after the war impacted global energy and supply.
• 13.41 a.m. AirAsia X raises ticket prices by up to 40% after jet fuel prices surge due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 13.30 a.m. North Korea begins to distance itself from Iran; US-China diplomatic maneuvering under scrutiny.
• 13.18 a.m. The Prime Minister posted that the "Middle East conflict" is expanding and urged the government, the public, and the private sector to conserve energy.
• 12.32 a.m. Japanese Prime Minister prepares to discuss crisis with Iranian leader in hopes of resolving before Trump's attack deadline.
• 12.32 a.m. Iraq has informed Asian buyers that oil can now be transported through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran waived its restrictions.
• 10.11 a.m. Global gas market in turmoil! 40 Qatari LNG tankers remain adrift in Asia after the Hormuz plant remains closed.
• 10.10 a.m. Bangladesh is hit hard as the war drives up garment costs, with synthetic fibers and chemicals increasing by 10-15%.
• 09.19 a.m. The US and Iran, along with mediators, are urgently discussing a 45-day ceasefire, with hormones and uranium being used as bargaining chips.
• 08.57 a.m. Gold prices have fallen more than 12% since the Iran-Iran conflict began, while rising oil prices are weighing on the market.
• 08.48 a.m. The worst oil crisis in history: US crude oil surges above $114 after Trump sets a deadline for Iran.
• 08.23 a.m.Trump announces the success of the pilot rescue mission but threatens to "bring hell to Iran."
• 08.01 a.m. Japanese and South Korean stocks opened higher while most Asian markets were closed for a holiday, as attention turned to Trump's deadline.
• 04.02 a.m. Behind the scenes of the rescue mission for the US pilot after a US fighter jet was shot down by the enemy for the first time in 20 years.
• 01.35 a.m. Iran rejected Trump's ultimatum, demanding compensation before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
• 01.25 a.m. Trump sets ultimatum for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz by April 7, threatens attacks on power plants and bridges.

5 April 2569

• 23.14 a.m. OPEC+ increased oil production by 2.06 barrels per day in May, but was unable to export due to the closure of the Hormuz plateau after the war.
• 14.17 a.m. South Korea is urgently discussing with Gulf nations the need to control energy stability and ensure the safety of ships near Hormuz.
• 13.26 a.m. The U.S. accomplished a historic rescue mission, saving F-15 fighter jet personnel in Iran.
• 05.32 a.m. The US and Iran are locked in a heated exchange, threatening to unleash "hell" upon each other, while the search for a missing US Air Force soldier intensifies.
• 02.49 a.m. The search mission for the missing air force soldier is a major test for the United States in the Iranian conflict.

4 April 2569

• 11.54 a.m. The "Iran-Iran war" is not just an oil crisis, but is becoming a global commodity crisis.
• 11.20 a.m. The UAE has ordered the suspension of operations at the Hubshan gas plant following an attack and fire, and is urgently assessing the damage.
• 10.50 a.m. Hormuz is shaking the global economy; shortages of fertilizers, helium, petrochemicals, and sulfur risk driving inflation.
• 09.46 a.m. Macron criticizes Trump for changing his stance on the Iran war daily, emphasizing that war is not a performance.
• 04.09 a.m. Continuous attacks! A US F-15 was shot down in Iran for the first time since the war.
• 01.06 a.m. French ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the war, leaving more than 200 ships stranded.

3 April 2569

• 22.11 a.m. The United States is investing $40,000 billion to guarantee the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, hoping to open up a global oil route.
• 16.35 a.m. Asian stock markets were mostly up, with KOSPI leading the way on hopes that Hormuz might reopen.
• 14.42 a.m. Former Iranian Foreign Minister proposes a peace plan to end the war: a non-aggression agreement between Iran and the United States.
• 13.06 a.m. Iran warns the UN against provocative actions before voting to use force to protect Hormuz.
• 12.42 a.m. Alliance drama? Trump criticizes Britain for not helping the US, engaging in a verbal battle amidst the Middle East crisis.
• 12.21 a.m. Alliance drama? Trump criticizes Britain for not helping the US, engaging in a verbal battle amidst the Middle East crisis.
• 11.49 a.m. The yuan is gaining ground in the global energy sector after it began being used as payment for passage through the Strait of Hormuz instead of the dollar.
• 11.49 a.m. Resolution stalled! UNSC postpones vote on resolution to use force to defend against Hormuz, citing a United Nations holiday.
• 11.36 a.m. Iranian oil tankers have begun diverting from India to China following US sanctions.
• 10.52 a.m. France and South Korea discuss cooperation in maintaining the stability of Hormuz.
• 10.36 a.m. Thai stocks: a 'safe haven' during wartime, high dividend yield of 4%, energy sector accounting for 1/5 of market capitalization, and the world's food supply.
• 10.35 a.m. Trump threatens new attacks on Iranian bridges and power plants, increasing pressure for war.
• 09.28 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher on news that Iran and Oman are drafting rules for the navigation of Hormuz.
• 09.10 a.m. Thai stocks traded sideways today within the range of 1,455-1,480 points, buoyed by easing concerns over Hormuz fever and pressure from high oil prices.
• 09.07 a.m. More than 100 U.S. legal experts say the U.S. attack on Iran could constitute a "war crime."
• 07.59 a.m. "A company backed by Trump's son" is selling interception drones to Gulf nations attacked by Iran.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones closed slightly lower, amid high volatility! Oil prices surged after Trump signaled a prolonged war.
• 07.29 a.m. The United States is also facing difficulties; domestic oil prices surged 11% after Trump announced a series of attacks.
• 1:46 AMJapanese companies reduce share buybacks for the first time in six years, amid US tariffs and the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 02.00 a.m. Trump admits his power is being limited; war pressures the national budget and strains NATO relations.
• 01.51 a.m. JPMorgan warns oil could surge to $150 if Hormuz remains closed.
• 1:46 AMIran and Oman jointly draft a protocol to govern shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

2 April 2569

• 17.37 a.m. Gold prices plummeted 1,100 baht, falling sharply! The price adjusted 64 times in a single day, fueled by the Iranian crisis and soaring oil prices, causing significant market volatility.
• 17.32 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 5.27 points, amid concerns that Trump's prolonged conflict with Iran would drag down risky assets.
• 16.38 a.m. Asian stocks plunged! KOSPI led the decline after oil prices surged amid signs of war.
• 16.28 a.m. The UK is preparing to chair a meeting of 35 countries to plan the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
• 14.25 a.m. European stock markets opened lower across the board after Trump signaled a prolonged war; oil prices surged.
• 13.09 a.m. Iran retaliates against Trump's words, threatening more severe and destructive attacks against the United States and Israel.
• 13.09 a.m. "Central banks worldwide are delaying interest rate cuts due to the increased risk of inflation from the Middle East conflict."
• 12.36 a.m. US futures continued to fall, with the S&P 500 down 1.26% as Trump threatened to intensify attacks on Iran.
• 11.41 a.m. Cryptocurrencies plummet across the board, with Bitcoin falling 2.8% after Trump signaled further attacks on Iran.
• 11.01 a.m. The UN is preparing to vote on a draft resolution to protect the navigation of Hormuz; China opposes the use of force, fearing an escalation of the situation.
• 09.54 a.m. The United States launched an attack in central Tehran; Iranian foreign policy advisor was seriously injured and his wife died.
• 09.54 a.m. Iran has set up a full-scale toll collection point for the Tortillary of Hormuz, accepting yuan and cryptocurrencies, and requiring a secret code before passing through the strait.
• 09.42 a.m. Thai stocks were volatile today, disappointed by Trump's statement that he would end the war but was ready to launch a heavy attack on Iran.
• 09.28 a.m. Global gold prices fell more than 1% after Trump announced he would continue the war with Iran.
• 08.49 a.m. Asian stock markets fell across the board after Trump threatened further attacks on Iran, amid concerns of a prolonged war.
• 08.49 a.m. "Global oil prices" surged more than 5% after Trump threatened a heavy offensive against Iran in the next 2-3 weeks.
• 08.31 a.m. Trump declares the US is nearing the end of the war with Iran, vowing to launch another heavy offensive in the next two to three weeks.
• 08.19 a.m. Trump makes his first statement explaining why Operation Epic Fury was carried out, insisting he did not need Iranian oil or uranium.
• 08.00 a.m. Summary of 9 key points from Trump's statement this morning regarding the Iran war situation.
• 08.10 a.m. Trump praises US military operation, pointing out that four weeks of bombardment against Iran has caused extensive damage.
• 07.41 a.m. Dow Jones continues to rise! Tech and chip stocks boost the market, easing concerns about a Middle Eastern conflict.

1 April 2569

• 20.45 a.m. "Trump reveals Iran requested a ceasefire, but the US has set a condition: the Strait of Hormuz must be opened first."
• 16.28 a.m. Bahrain has proposed a UN resolution paving the way for measures to protect the navigation of the Hormuz maritime route.
• 16.01 a.m. Iran has threatened to attack 18 US tech companies in the Middle East, starting at 11:30 PM tonight.
• 15.29 a.m. The Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB) has cut its 69 GDP growth forecast to 1.2-1.6% due to the impact of the Middle East conflict.
• 15.14 a.m. European stock markets opened higher in April after Trump signaled a withdrawal of troops from Iran.
• 14.54 a.m. The Philippines has opened negotiations with Iran on energy issues after the war drove oil prices up.
• 14.28 a.m. The situation in the Middle East remains tense, even though Trump has signaled he might end the war.
• 14.23 a.m. GCAP GOLD indicates that gold prices are volatile, reacting to positive geopolitical factors clashing with pressure from the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy.
• 13.51 a.m. "World oil prices" have begun to decline, with Brent crude falling below $100 per barrel for the first time in a week.
• 13.48 a.m. The US and Iran have signaled a cessation of hostilities. Is now a good time to buy stocks?
• 13.26 a.m. Thai stocks closed 26.26 points higher in the morning session, boosted by the US potentially withdrawing troops from Iran to ease the conflict and push the market back into risk-on mode.
• 13.15 a.m. "Russia and Ukraine" prepare to escalate the war as world attention turns to Iran.
• 11.30 a.m. The UAE has banned Iranian citizens from entering the country or transiting through it amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
• 11.04 a.m. Trump is confident that once troops are withdrawn from the war, oil prices will immediately drop.
• 10.42 a.m. Europe is breaking ranks! France, Italy, and Spain do not support the US-Israeli operation to attack Iran.
• 09.22 a.m. "Global oil prices" continue to surge despite Trump's signals of troop withdrawal, rising more than 60% in March.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones surged more than 1,100 points! Easing concerns about a war with Iran boosted global stocks.
• 07.30 a.m. Trump announces plans to end the war with Iran in 2-3 weeks, stating that the military objective has been achieved.
• 06.58 a.m. Keep an eye out for President Trump's upcoming statement on the Iran-Iran situation at 8:00 AM tomorrow (Thailand time).
• 06.11 a.m. China and Pakistan issued a joint statement proposing five demands for a ceasefire in the Iran-China war.
• 05.24 a.m. US stocks surged, with the Dow Jones gaining over 1,100 points, on news that Iran is ready to end the war.
• 05.00 a.m. Why has China handled the Hormuz crisis better than other countries, even though it is the world's largest importer?
• 04.35 a.m. Iran is imposing transit fees of up to $2 million per vessel on the waterway of Hormuz, blocking US and Israeli ships.
• 03.05 a.m. Iran's IRGC threatened to attack 18 US tech companies in the Middle East, ordering evacuations within a 1 km radius.

31 Mar 2569

• 23.15 a.m. The Iranian president declared readiness to end the war with Israel and the United States if security is guaranteed.
• 23.00 a.m. "Israeli Prime Minister vows to continue attacks against Iran, insists the operation is not over."
• 19.54 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict reveals rifts within NATO; the US questions its allies after Europe disagrees with the operation.
• 19.28 a.m. US Defense Secretary makes first statement! Reiterates US readiness to make a deal, but warns that war will escalate if Iran refuses.
• 18.52 a.m.Furious! Trump threatens nations that don't join the attack on Iran, telling them to buy US oil or get it themselves from Hormuz.
• 16.40 a.m. Asian stocks weakened! KOSPI plunged sharply amid oil volatility and prolonged war pressures on the market.
• 16.12 a.m. Alliance breaking apart? Italy denies US bombers using Sicily air base.
• 15.39 a.m. Gold prices are highly volatile, risking their sharpest monthly drop in 17 years.
• 15.31 a.m. Unilever announces a three-month global hiring halt due to the impact of the Middle East conflict.
• 15.18 a.m. Chinese ships successfully breached the Barrier of Hormuz after coordination among all parties, amidst the Middle East conflict.
• 14.47 a.m. European stock markets are volatile and risk closing their worst month in six years amid the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 13.59 a.m. South Korean stock market plunges, nearing a bear market, due to risks of conflict with Iran.
• 12.33 a.m. Trump backs down on war with Iran, even though Hormuz remains closed, hoping to reduce tensions.
• 12.05 a.m. "Asian credit risk" is poised to reach its highest level since 2566 following the prolonged Iran-Iran conflict.
• 11.43 a.m. The U.S. Department of Defense is scheduled to issue a statement on the situation regarding the war in Iran today at 7:00 PM.
• 10.46 a.m. South Korea is allocating $1.7 billion to prepare for the impact of a potential war with Iran.
• 10.34 a.m. Foreign media reports that a broker for the US Secretary of Defense considered investing in defense stocks before a war with Iran; the Pentagon denies this.
• 10.27 a.m. Looking back at the 1970s oil crisis, is the world facing an even more severe crisis?
• 10.17 a.m.  War escalates! Iran attacks oil tanker near Dubai; Trump threatens to dismantle energy infrastructure.
• 09.28 a.m. Gold opened sharply higher on March 31st, gaining 900 baht and surpassing 7.2 baht, driven by risk-averse buying and heightened tensions in the Middle East.
• 09.21 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower as investors worried about economic risks following a sharp rise in oil prices.
• 08.59 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,430-1,465 points. Tensions in the Middle East are weighing on investment sentiment.
• 08.25 a.m. Analysts are revising their scenarios for a prolonged war with Iran.
• 06.56 a.m. Oil prices fluctuate in response to Trump's rhetoric; investors assess war risk in real time.
• 06.36 a.m. Iran approves toll collection in the Strait of Hormuz, pressuring for payments in the rial and banning US and Israeli ships.
• 00.53 a.m. Trump claims progress in negotiations with Iran and is considering having Arab nations help fund a war with Iran.
• 00.47 a.m. Iran is rushing to control the country, fearing that an economic crisis will spark protests.
• 00.32 a.m. IMF warns that a war in the Middle East will fuel global inflation, slow economic growth, and risk food prices rising by 15-20%.

30 Mar 2569

• 23.46 a.m. Hedge fund billionaire Ackman recommends buying quality stocks during volatile market conditions, believing the economy will recover after the war ends.
• 23.00 a.m. Spain has closed its airspace to prevent US aircraft from attacking Iran, fearing a potential war.
• 21.53 a.m. Trump threatens to destroy Iranian power plants and oil facilities if Hormuz is not released, risking a war escalating.
• 17.14 a.m. PSL dispatched a rescue team aboard the "Mayuree Naree" cruise ship to search for three missing crew members, after receiving permission from Iranian authorities, but they have not yet been found.
• 17.02 a.m. The oil crisis could change the structure of the global aviation industry; smaller airlines risk being eliminated from the market.
• 17.00 a.m. Asian stock markets plunged, with KOSPI leading the decline, as the Middle East conflict dragged on for a fifth week.
• 15.36 a.m. List of "high-ranking Iranian leaders" killed in US-Israeli attacks revealed.
• 15.34 a.m. Morgan Stanley downgraded its global equity holdings, recommending cash and US Treasury bonds due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 15.24 a.m. European stock markets opened lower amid concerns over a potential escalation of the Iran-Iran conflict, while the G7 is preparing for an emergency meeting.
• 15.05 a.m. Aluminum prices surged 6%, nearing a four-year high, after attacks on Middle Eastern refineries.
• 14.59 a.m. The G7 held a historic emergency meeting to address the energy crisis stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 14.36 a.m. Preparing for war! The Central Bank of Qatar has approved a reduction in deposit reserve requirements, unlimited liquidity injection, and a 3-month deferral of customer debt payments.
• 14.12 a.m. The situation is escalating! Israel reveals that Iran fired multiple missile strikes and that it was also attacked by Yemen in a second round.
• 13.56 a.m. Sri Lanka is negotiating to buy oil from Russia following tight supply due to the Middle East conflict.
• 13.21 a.m. Trump approves Russian oil tankers to deliver oil to Cuba amid the energy crisis.
• 13.11 a.m. INVX assesses that Thai stocks in Q2/69 are at risk of testing 1,350 points due to pressure from the war.
• 13.08 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 4.43 points in the morning session, amid concerns that a potential escalation of the Middle East conflict would drive up oil prices, impacting the economy and leading to higher inflation.
• 12.14 a.m. Jeffrey Sachs warns that the Middle East conflict could escalate into World War III.
• 10.46 a.m. Globlex Securities forecasts the SET index to trade in the range of 1,420-1,480 points this week, following the US extension of its attack on Iran to April 6th.
• 09.43 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower amid concerns that a war in the Middle East would escalate after the Houthi attack on Israel.
• 09.41 a.m. When the Houthi rebels enter the war with Iran, how will the regional conflict change?
• 09.31 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within a range of 1,420–1,460 points, despite concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East pushing up oil prices and putting pressure on the market.
• 09.31 a.m. Money is flowing into global bonds as markets fear an economic slowdown due to the conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.30 a.m. Gold opened 300 baht lower, despite a strong surge in global gold prices driven by buying pressure and continued tensions in the Middle East.
• 09.18 a.m. Trump reveals that Iran has accepted most of the demands in the 15-point peace plan.
• 07.59 a.m. Trump reveals his greatest desire is to seize Iranian oil and aims to control Kharg Island.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones plummeted nearly 800 points, entering a correction zone. Oil prices surged and gold prices jumped amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
• 07.24 a.m. "Global oil prices" surged to their highest level in decades, with Brent crude rising 59% in a single month after the conflict spread to the Red Sea.
• 04.41 a.m. Pakistan is preparing for "US-Iran" talks while the US considers a ground invasion.
• 00.44 a.m. Pope Leo Srivaddhanaprabha spoke of war, stating that God does not listen to the prayers of leaders who wage war and have blood on their hands.

29 Mar 2569

• 22.48 a.m. Iran threatened to "drop fire on US troops" if a ground invasion occurs, after the US sent an additional 3,500 troops to the Middle East.
• 18.43 a.m. The Thai Embassy in Tel Aviv has issued a warning to Thai citizens after Israel announced the closure of its airspace until April 16.
• 02.35 a.m. The Iran-Iran war is holding the global economy hostage, with global oil CEOs warning of a repeat of 1973.
• 01.58 a.m. The Houthi group threatens to close the Red Sea, exacerbating the Iran-Iran conflict and impacting global trade routes.

28 Mar 2569 

• 14.08 a.m. Scanning for surviving stocks: Stocks affected by the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 13.31 a.m. Kasikorn Securities presents three scenarios for a prolonged Iran-Iran conflict lasting three months, predicting the index to reach 1,385 points.
• 10.55 a.m. The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) is taking action, forming a team to overcome the Hormuz crisis! They are urgently controlling energy costs and the cost of living, and resolving ship strandings worldwide.
• 07.52 a.m. The US Secretary of State revealed that the war with Iran may end in a few weeks, while the US is sending more troops.
• 06.38 a.m. The Dow Jones plunged nearly 800 points, entering a correction phase, as investors feared a prolonged war.
• 06.00 a.m. Trump reveals "Cuba will be the next target" after US operations in Venezuela and Iran.
• 05.57 a.m. Trump called the Strait of Hormuz the "Strait of Trump" amid the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 04.24 a.m. U.S. technology stocks fell across the board, with the Nasdaq experiencing its sharpest plunge since 2568, as investors worried about war and energy issues.
• 02.12 a.m. "World oil prices" surged to their highest level in over three years after negotiations with Iran failed to reach a resolution. 

27 Mar 2569 

• 21.00 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict has shaken the global luxury stock market, wiping out over $1 billion in company value.
• 16.37 a.m. Asian stock markets closed mixed! The Nikkei and KOSPI weakened, while China and Hong Kong recovered as investors awaited developments from ongoing negotiations.
• 15.50 a.m. European stock markets opened mixed after Trump postponed the attack on Iran and extended negotiations by another 10 days.
• 15.20 a.m. Intelligence reports reveal that Saudi Arabia is urging the United States to increase attacks on Iran, while also considering a direct entry into war.
• 15.12 a.m. The "Iran war" risks exacerbating Asia's private equity fundraising crisis, the worst in 10 years.
• 14.44 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is prompting India to revive its long-standing friendship with Russia.
• 13.07 a.m. India suffers a record-breaking sell-off of shares by foreigners, totaling $1.2 billion, driven by concerns over high oil prices.
• 09.58 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower, following Wall Street's lead, amid concerns over a prolonged conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.49 a.m. Analysts recommend holding 30-50% cash to accumulate strong stocks to weather a prolonged war.
• 09.07 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today between 1,420 and 1,460 points, pressured by the Middle East and volatile oil prices.
• 08.59 a.m. "World oil prices" begin to fall, Brent crude reaching $105 after Iran allowed 10 ships to pass through.
• 08.11 a.m. France is holding discussions with 35 countries to prepare a plan for reopening the Strait of Hormuz after the war ends.
• 07.19 a.m. The Thai-flagged cargo ship "Mayuree Naree" ran aground near an Iranian island after being attacked in Hormuz.
• 05.28 a.m. Trump announces extension of halt to attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure until April 6th after Iran's request.
• 04.42 a.m. The United States is considering shifting weapons shipments from Ukraine to the Middle East following the Iran-Uran war which has strained US arms stockpiles.
• 03.33 a.m. Trump reveals that Iran sent 10 oil tankers through the Pass of Hormuz as a gift to the United States.
• 01.00 a.m. Ukrainian President visits Saudi Arabia, offering drone technology in exchange for defense weapons, following the US's potential diversion of weapons to the Middle East.
• 00.45 a.m. Iranian President Anwar Ibrahim held discussions, calling for unity among Muslim countries and emphasizing the need for a complete end to the war.

26 Mar 2569 

• 17.29 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 14.99 points as global and domestic oil prices surged, awaiting clarity on US-Iran negotiations.
• 16.36 a.m. The United States is planning a final strike to end the conflict with Iran, preparing four military options should negotiations fail.
• 15.46 a.m. Europe warns that a US-Iran war would be a global economic catastrophe and is preparing to pressure the US to find a solution.
• 16.40 a.m. Asian stocks weakened, with KOSPI leading the decline after Iran rejected negotiations with the US, weighing on confidence.
• 16.29 a.m. Israel claims to have killed Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of the Iranian navy.
• 16.11 a.m. European stock markets opened lower, confused by signals of US-Iran negotiations and anticipating the G7 meeting.
• 15.27 a.m. The Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) indicates that the US-Iran conflict will push inflation into the 1-3% range faster than expected.
• 15.00 a.m. GPS has become a new battleground in the Middle East, impacting ships, aircraft, and navigation systems.
• 14.27 a.m. Israel has removed the names of the Iranian Speaker of the National Assembly and the Foreign Minister from its lethal document after Pakistan requested open negotiations.
• 13.30 a.m. A Turkish oil tanker carrying 1 million barrels of oil was attacked in the Black Sea, but there was no leakage.
• 13.24 a.m. Trump sends troops to pressure Iran into negotiations; analysts point out the risk of escalating war and a prolonged conflict.
• 13.22 a.m. Five petroleum company stocks closed in positive territory this morning after raising their selling price by 6 baht per liter.
• 13.10 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 9.40 points in the morning session, pressured by rising oil prices in the retail and financial sectors.
• 13.07 a.m. Global gold prices fell 1%, while Thai gold prices plummeted by 1,300 baht, with gold bars reaching 69,000 baht. Attention is focused on US-Iran negotiations.
• 13.05 a.m. The Retailers' Association is pushing for three measures to cope with the soaring cost crisis.
• 12.49 a.m. The Fuel Price Control Board explains why the 6 baht/liter price increase was announced at 4 PM.
• 12.28 a.m. Iran-Iran conflict disrupts the global LNG market, causing prices to surge 143%, and South Asia begins reducing energy consumption.
• 12.13 a.m. "Chao Phraya Express Boat - Khlong Saen Saep" fare increase by 2 baht, effective March 30, 69.
• 11.37 a.m. Global investors sold off $5.2 billion worth of Asian stocks in a panic over rising oil prices, marking the highest capital outflow in 15 years.
• 11.23 a.m. The Ministry of Commerce is stepping up price control measures in response to the Middle East crisis and is preparing to issue a regulation from the Committee on Price Control to be implemented immediately.
• 10.59 a.m. Analysts believe a 6 baht increase in oil prices will raise costs for the retail sector by 2-3%.
• 10.49 a.m. Iran is reviewing its offer to end the war with the United States, reiterating that it will not negotiate directly and threatening to open a new front if attacked further.
• 10.40 a.m. The Prime Minister convened a special meeting of the Economic Cabinet to discuss the energy crisis after oil prices rose by 6 baht per liter.
• 09.56 a.m. Energy Ministry accelerates oil distribution to cope with Songkran holiday; over 7 million liters already reached wholesalers; collaborates with DSI to dismantle illegal oil storage facilities.
• 09.45 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower after Iran insisted it would not negotiate with the United States, even if it considered a proposal to end the war.
• 09.16 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,445-1,470 point range, boosted by rising oil prices and strong energy sector performance. Attention should be paid to the Middle East, which could pressure inflation.
• 09.04 a.m. The G7 meeting begins amid the Ukraine-Iran conflict, raising concerns about uncertain US policy.
• 09.00 a.m. The Bank of Korea warns of risks to financial stability from the prolonged war in Iran.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones surges over 300 points! Global stocks rebound on hopes of US-Iran negotiations easing tensions.
• 07.15 a.m. Thailand's rice exports to the Middle East have stalled, prompting a shift towards expanding into Asian and African markets to compensate.
• 06.52 a.m. Asia has entered an energy emergency mode; economists warn that COVID-style policies may be necessary if the situation persists.
• 05.50 a.m. U.S. government officials are studying a scenario where oil prices surge to $200 and its impact on the economy.
• 04.18 a.m. Trump threatens Iran, saying the US is ready to unleash hell if they don't accept a deal.
• 03.32 a.m. The IMF has created a model assessing which countries are at risk of needing additional financial assistance if the war with Iran drags on.

25 Mar 2569 

• 17.39 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 47.52 points, driven by buying in big-cap stocks on hopes that the US and Iran will negotiate an end to the war.
• 17.10 a.m. Iran has begun implementing a transit permit system for ships passing through Hormuz, requiring notification of crew, cargo, and shipping documents.
• 16.37 a.m. Asian stock markets rebounded! The Nikkei surged following signs of easing tensions in the Middle East.
• 16.21 a.m. European stock markets opened higher after the US continued negotiations with Iran and signs of the opening of Hormuz (a traditional Thai medicine).
• 15.39 a.m. Australia has temporarily suspended tourist visas for Iranians fearing they will not return home after their visas expire.
• 15.20 a.m. "Global oil prices" reversed course and fell by more than 5% following news of US-Iran negotiations.
• 15.09 a.m. The Ministry of Commerce is accelerating efforts to help farmers by purchasing 1 million tons of rice and reducing fertilizer costs to overcome the crisis in the Middle East.
• 14.22 a.m. A war in the Middle East risks dragging down Thailand's tourism, potentially resulting in a loss of 3 million tourists and 1.5 billion baht in revenue.
• 14.11 a.m. Buyers flocked to purchase Russian oil after the US eased sanctions, but Iranian oil remained difficult to sell.
• 13.24 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 32.96 points in the morning session, buoyed by positive signals that the oil shortage had eased after a Thai ship passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 12.29 a.m. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is preparing a package to help Asian countries cope with the economic impact of the Middle East conflict.
• 12.15 a.m. India has purchased an additional 60 million barrels of Russian oil for April delivery after the Hormuz outbreak.
• 10.49 a.m. Iran rejects negotiations with the United States, insisting Trump will negotiate with it directly after the US submitted a 15-point plan to end the war.
• 10.41 a.m. The Prime Minister admitted that "lifting the fuel price freeze" will have a ripple effect on the prices of goods.
• 10.29 a.m. Iran fired missiles at Israel, Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, targeting US military bases in the region.
• 10.25 a.m. "Ekniti" prepares measures to help 5 groups cope with soaring oil prices.
• 09.39 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher on news that the United States had sent a peace plan to Iran.
• 09.08 a.m. The oil market is volatile! 13 million barrels of oil were traded in just 60 seconds after Trump postponed the attack.
• 09.08 a.m. South Korea is entering an energy crisis mode and is considering an emergency economic stimulus package of 25 trillion won.
• 09.04 a.m. The US has sent a 15-point plan to Iran to end the war; Trump says, "We are negotiating right now."
• 08.52 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,400-1,440 point range, easing concerns over the Middle East and weakening oil prices.
• 07.53 a.m. "Global crude oil prices" plummeted more than 5% after Trump revealed the US and Iran are negotiating to end the war.
• 07.43 a.m. The U.S. Senate rejected a Democratic resolution limiting Trump's power to wage war against Iran for the third time.
• 07.16 a.m. The Dow Jones closed lower amid market volatility following news of a US-Iran peace plan. Investors remain uncertain about the direction of the war.
• 07.12 a.m. Trump's approval rating has dropped to 36%, the lowest since he took office. Americans disagree with a potential attack on Iran.
• 06.49 a.m. China emerged as a new source of funding during the war, with foreign issuance of yuan bonds surging.
• 03.14 a.m. The United States is sending 2,000 paratroopers to the Middle East to consider the option of opening the Strait of Hormuz.
• 03.10 a.m. Iran confirms it will allow "non-enemy foreign ships" to pass through Hormuz, but they must comply with the rules.
• 00.26 a.m. The Philippines has declared a national energy emergency, effective for one year, following a risk of oil and gas shortages.

24 Mar 2569 

• 21.24 a.m. Bangchak announces that its crude oil tanker safely passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 19.10 a.m. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced good news: they have reached all three Thai crew members on board the Mayuree Naree. Meanwhile, the BCP has passed through Hormuz safely.
• 17.20 a.m. Ekniti reveals that fuel is scarce at gas stations due to demand exceeding production capacity, and orders a reduction in the reserve ratio to 1%.
• 16.34 a.m. The World Economic Forum has postponed its meeting in Saudi Arabia due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 16.08 a.m. Iran's Supreme Leader subscribes to X Premium despite US sanctions.
• 15.53 a.m. Customs confirms there is no oil shortage; crude oil imports are at pre-crisis levels.
• 15.29 a.m. European stock markets opened mixed, as investors remained concerned about a potential war with Iran, despite oil prices remaining above $100.
• 15.16 a.m. The Department of Energy Business is moving forward with enforcing the law and taking action against oil retailers who fail to provide information as ordered by the Prime Minister.
• 14.59 a.m. Examining measures taken by countries worldwide to stabilize oil and electricity prices in response to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 14.58 a.m. AWS reports that its data centers in Bahrain are experiencing service disruptions again as a result of the conflict in the Middle East.
• 14.43 a.m. Six warning signs: the Middle East conflict is far from over, and US-Iran negotiations remain unclear.
• 13.21 a.m. Thai stocks closed 12.05 points higher in the morning session, boosted by improved international sentiment after the US eased the deadline for attacking Iran.
• 13.08 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is impacting global stock markets; UBS is reducing its weighting of Indian and European stocks.
• 13.00 a.m. SME confidence index plummets in Q1/69 as entrepreneurs worry about rising fuel prices.
• 12.17 a.m. Pakistan has offered to mediate negotiations between the United States and Iran, arranging talks in Islamabad.
• 12.10 a.m. The Philippines warns it may suspend some flights due to fuel shortages resulting from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 12.00 a.m. Cambodia is in turmoil due to a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), with major distributors announcing a halt to sales on April 1st.
• 11.40 a.m. The Thai Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has implemented Fast Track measures to address the global crisis and prevent shortages of medicines and health products.
• 11.38 a.m. The war is not over! Iran fired multiple missile strikes at Israel, denying reports of negotiations with the United States.
• 11.35 a.m. New Zealand has introduced a fuel subsidy package, providing $50 per household per week for one year.
• 11.30 a.m. The Commerce Ministry revealed that February's exports grew by 9.9%, but warned that the Middle East conflict could drag exports down by 3% in 69.
• 11.04 a.m. Checklist of 59 controlled products: Price increases are prohibited; permission must be obtained every time.
• 09.30 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, boosted by a 10% drop in crude oil prices after Trump postponed an attack on Iran.
• 09.08 a.m. Japan signals its readiness to intervene in the oil market amid the soaring energy price crisis.
• 09.00 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,385-1,420 points, receiving positive signals from easing tensions in the Middle East.
• 08.49 a.m. "Global crude oil prices" rebounded 3%, with Brent crude surpassing $100, as investors remain concerned about war.
• 08.12 a.m. The Middle East is at risk of escalation! Saudi Arabia and the UAE are moving to support the US in the war against Iran.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones surged and global markets rebounded on signals of easing tensions between the US and Iran.
• 03.37 a.m. Behind the scenes of the 48-hour Iran-Iran conflict: A direct call from Netanyahu to Trump before the attack.
• 03.00 a.m. Bahrain has proposed to the UN that it be allowed to use military escorts to protect commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

23 Mar 2569 

• 20.31 a.m. The Chicago Federal Reserve president hasn't ruled out raising interest rates if inflation surges due to the conflict in the Middle East.
• 19.19 a.m. "Iran" Iran denies any negotiations with the US, pointing out that Trump backed down after Iran threatened to attack power plants across the region.
• 18.55 a.m. US stock markets surged 600 points, while oil prices plunged 13%, after Trump revealed that US-Iran negotiations had begun.
• 18.12 a.m. Trump reveals that the US and Iran have negotiated an end to their conflict, postponing the attack on energy infrastructure by 5 days.
• 17.23 a.m. China calls on all parties to stop using force, especially the United States and Israel, warning of the risk of a vicious cycle of violence.
• 15.28 a.m. "Trinuch" is concerned about the impact of the Middle East war, fearing a surge in layoffs, and has ordered the preparation of 5.4 positions to accommodate the affected workers.
• 15.16 a.m. Iran has threatened again to lay mines at sea to block the entire Persian Gulf if its coast is attacked.
• 15.09 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict triggered stagflation, causing a loss of $2.5 trillion in global bond market value.
• 15.07 a.m. European stock markets opened the week lower across the board, with the Stoxx 600 index plunging 1.6% amid concerns over the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 15.01 a.m. War risks escalating into global finance! Iran threatens to attack US bondholders if power plants are attacked.
• 14.43 a.m. Gold, silver, and platinum plunge across the board; Gold Futures fall 10%; inflation risks soar due to war.
• 14.20 a.m. Iran attacks the Persian Gulf before Trump's deadline; Hormuz remains closed; the war risks reaching a turning point.
• 13.40 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 29.47 points in the morning session, driven by risk-reducing selling pressure as investors await the US deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
• 13.35 a.m. Oil refineries are ramping up production; IRPC confirms balanced allocation of resources.
• 13.21 a.m. The Ministry of Energy revealed that Thailand's Oil Fund is in a deficit of 20,000 billion baht, with 2,000 billion baht per day being used for subsidies.
• 13.08 a.m. Keep an eye on the volatile global oil market as the Middle East risks escalating into war.
• 12.51 a.m. The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DE) has assigned NT to monitor underwater cables in the Middle East, confident that it will not affect the public.
• 12.02 a.m. Trump sends confusing signals: escalating or retreating from the war, risking escalation and impacting the global economy.
• 11.57 a.m. Chinese state-owned refineries are beginning to consider purchasing Iranian oil after the United States temporarily eased sanctions.
• 11.18 a.m. Foreign investors sold off over $1 billion worth of Thai bonds, the heaviest sell-off in four years.
• 11.05 a.m. The Economic and Social Council (ESSC) explains that global oil prices have surged 122%, but Thailand is still controlling prices, with diesel prices lower than neighboring countries.
• 10.30 a.m. The Prime Minister has canceled his scheduled engagements outside of Government House and is expected to chair a meeting of the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) this afternoon.
• 10.25 a.m. Thai stocks opened lower by 2.28% amid fears of a prolonged war with Iran lasting 1-3 months.
• 10.13 a.m. The Government Pension Fund (GPF) has formed a team to closely monitor the conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.45 a.m. The IEA warns of the most severe global energy crisis in history, with more oil losses than the crises of the 1970s and the Ukraine war combined.
• 09.27 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to fluctuate downwards today, ranging from 1,400 to 1,440 points, amid concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East.
• 09.26 a.m. "Japanese citizens" oppose the deployment of warships to the Middle East amid pressure from the United States.
• 09.14 a.m. The International Energy Agency (IEA) is holding discussions with Asia and Europe and is considering releasing more oil reserves if a war with Iran pushes oil prices higher.
• 09.03 a.m. The Prime Minister orders the release of oil reserves to cope with the Middle East crisis.
• 08.58 a.m. Bangchak is accelerating fuel production and distribution, citing a 30% surge in demand that has led to temporary closures at some gas stations.
• 08.30 a.m. South Korean stock markets triggered a circuit breaker, temporarily halting trading after plummeting 5%.
• 08.09 a.m. "Global gold prices" plunge for eight consecutive days, nearly wiping out a year's profits, as the Middle East conflict pushes interest rates higher.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to fall! Oil prices surge – Iran-Iran conflict pressures markets; global stock markets experience high volatility.
• 07.22 a.m. Asian stock markets plummeted after the US and Iran threatened attacks on energy resources, risking a shutdown of Hormuz (the national railway station).
• 07.01 a.m. The UK calls emergency meeting to address economic impact from the Iran-Iran conflict; inflation risks soaring.
• 06.40 a.m. Iran threatens to attack power and hydroelectric systems in the Persian Gulf if the United States attacks the power grid, warning of a prolonged shutdown of Hormuz.
• 04.02 a.m. Saudi Aramco CEO cancels world energy conference to deal with oil crisis.
• 01.23 a.m. The world faces a new energy crisis! Companies worldwide are preparing for oil prices to surge to $175 if Hormuz remains closed.

22 Mar 2569 

• 16.28 a.m. Iran emphasizes the importance of "regional security" and reiterates that a ceasefire is a condition for ending the conflict.
• 14.22 a.m. The G7 group issued a statement condemning Iran, urging it to stop threatening global security.
• 13.30 a.m. Global airfares are poised to surge 9%, driven by an 83% jump in jet fuel prices due to the Middle East crisis.
• 12.39 a.m. The United States has drafted a six-point framework for a peace agreement, imposing conditions on Iran to end its nuclear and missile programs.
• 12.03 a.m. True is confident that the incident involving cable companies in the Middle East will not affect Thai customers.
• 11.54 a.m. Iran has threatened retaliation against the United States, aiming to disrupt energy networks and freshwater systems throughout the Persian Gulf region.
• 11.24 a.m. AIS confirms it is closely monitoring its network, with less than 10% of cables passing through high-risk areas.
• 11.06 a.m. NT emphasizes that Thailand's network is strong and will not be interrupted during the Middle East conflict.
• 10.57 a.m. Provincial energy offices nationwide update the status of gas stations via the Facebook page of the Provincial Energy Office.
• 10.20 a.m. NIDA Poll reveals that 44.28% of the public are not confident that there are sufficient oil reserves and are canceling Songkran trips.
• 10.00 a.m. Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, threatening to destroy its energy infrastructure.

21 Mar 2569 

• 14.49 a.m. Dubai's real estate market is slowing down following the Middle East conflict, which has impacted sales. Prices are starting to drop by up to 15%.
• 10.47 a.m. Britain has given the green light for the US to use its naval base to protect the Hormuz-Iran shipping route.
• 10.05 a.m. U.S. stockpiles will temporarily sell Iranian oil until April 19th to address the crisis of soaring oil prices and rising inflation.
• 09.48 a.m. Trump poised to scale back attacks on Iran, indicating the mission is nearing its end and urging the world to tighten control over the Strait of Hormuz.
• 09.37 a.m. Bitcoin attempts to stay above $70,000 amid inflationary pressures and rising oil prices.

20 Mar 2569 

• 17.38 a.m. The Commerce Ministry confirms that palm oil prices have not yet increased and there is sufficient stock for both consumption and the energy sector.
• 16.57 a.m. Prices of various goods are rising; palm oil has increased by 7-8 baht per bottle, exceeding 50 baht.
• 16.56 a.m. The United States has blocked Cuba from accepting Russian oil amid a severe energy crisis.
• 16.42 a.m. Asian stock markets mostly fell as the Middle East conflict dampened confidence, while the KOSPI index edged up.
• 16.39 a.m. The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) launches measures to promote land leasing for "Smart Parks," highlighting Thailand as a safe manufacturing base amidst the Middle East crisis.
• 15.28 a.m. Attapol urgently ordered provincial energy officials to inspect gas stations and fuel storage facilities nationwide to prevent hoarding.
• 15.19 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is shaking up the Indian IPO market, causing multi-billion dollar IPO plans to falter.
• 14.58 a.m. The flames of war spread in the Gulf: Iran attacks a Kuwaiti refinery, sending shockwaves through Tehran and risking a global energy crisis.
• 14.21 a.m. The Iran-Iran war is driving up inflation in Japan, creating a "false form of inflation" that Tokyo doesn't want.
• 14.06 a.m. The Ministry of Energy has implemented strict daily oil stock control measures under Section 7, confirming reserves have surged to 104 days' worth to cope with rising demand.
• 13.41 a.m. Asia bought 60 million barrels of US oil, the highest in three years, with Thailand included.
• 12.43 a.m. Qatar Energy CEO indicates Iranian attack reduces Qatar's LNG production by 17%.
• 12.15 a.m. Indonesia is considering implementing a work-from-home policy one day a week to reduce oil consumption in response to the energy crisis.
• 11.57 a.m. WHO warns Iran faces a serious nuclear threat, fearing regional repercussions.
• 11.33 a.m. PTTGC will resume operations at its olefins plant this April, continuously supplying PE/PP to domestic producers.
• 11.23 a.m. Global funds are stockpiling cash in response to the economic slowdown. The weakening baht has prompted foreigners to return and buy tens of billions of baht worth of Thai stocks.
• 11.11 a.m. The IMF warns that a prolonged energy crisis risks driving inflation and impacting global GDP, after Brent crude oil prices stood above $100.
• 11.04 a.m. The United States is considering lifting sanctions on 140 million barrels of Iranian oil.
• 10.35 a.m. INVX assesses the global LNG crisis following the Qatar attack, which reduced supply by 17% and pushed gas prices higher.
• 09.57 a.m. Netanyahu affirms that the nuclear and missile strike mission is progressing and is open to accepting Trump's proposal to delay the next wave of operations.
• 09.40 a.m. Five major consumer goods companies are signaling price increases across the board this April after production costs soared to unprecedented levels.
• 09.19 a.m. Gold prices fell 650 baht this morning, dropping below 73,000 baht, amid concerns over war and interest rate hikes.
• 09.09 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,400-1,430 point range, with attention focused on tensions in the Middle East and inflationary pressures.
• 08.38 a.m. The budget for a war with Iran could reach $2 billion, the US Secretary of Defense stated, "Money must be spent to deal with enemies."
• 07.35 a.m. Western allies and Japan condemn Iran for closing the Strait of Hormuz, vowing to maintain global energy stability.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to fall! Iran-Iran conflict fuels oil prices, putting pressure on global markets and causing volatility.

19 Mar 2569 

• 21.39 a.m. PTT Group is operating its refinery at 109% capacity, increasing diesel production to supply the market by 7%.
• 21.35 a.m. The ECB decided to keep interest rates unchanged as expected, keeping a close eye on the potential conflict with Iran.
• 21.14 a.m. Global gold prices plunged $300, falling below $4,600, amid fears that war would fuel inflation.
• 17.20 a.m. Gold and silver plummet! Global markets experience heavy selling pressure following the Iran-Iran conflict and inflationary pressures.
• 17.05 a.m. Twelve Arab-Muslim nations issued a statement urging Iran to stop attacks in the region.
• 16.58 a.m. The Prime Minister is tackling the fuel shortage, considering lifting restrictions on vehicles entering Bangkok 24 hours a day to quell the crisis at gas stations.
• 16.55 a.m. Asian stock markets fell across the region! The Nikkei led the plunge amid concerns over energy issues and signals from the Fed that interest rates would remain high for an extended period.
• 16.47 a.m. BOJ governor warns of war with Iran, soaring oil prices, and potential impact on the Japanese economy.
• 16.19 a.m. Brent crude oil prices surged past $116 following Iran's attack on Qatar.
• 15.49 a.m. Europe is reeling from soaring transportation costs as a result of the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 15.42 a.m. Thai worker dies in Israel; "Treenuch" orders strict care, expedited assistance for the family, and repatriation of the body to Thailand.
• 15.33 a.m. SCB WEALTH sees the economic war not yet spreading, indicating a high chance of it ending. They recommend staying invested and diversifying portfolios to cope with volatility.
• 15.29 a.m. Ramathibodi Hospital adjusts its pharmacy services for just two months, adding telemedicine consultations starting March 23.
• 13.12 a.m. European markets poised to fall; Iran-Iran conflict fuels oil prices, pushing stocks lower across the board at the open.
• 12.52 a.m. Attapol inspects oil depot, expedites investigation into jobber price gouging.
• 11.03 a.m. Trump threatens to retaliate by destroying Iranian gas facilities if they do not stop attacking Qatar.
• 10.35 a.m. The Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged at 0.75%, assessing the impact of the Iran-Iran conflict and rising oil prices.
• 10.29 a.m. Takaichi has arrived in the United States, preparing to hold discussions with Trump to strengthen relations amidst the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 10.17 a.m. Citi forecasts Brent crude oil to reach $110-120, with a risk of exceeding $200 if the war drags on and the Hormuz period ends in June.
• 09.26 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower, amid concerns that a war with Iran will push up energy prices, and anticipation of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones plummets! Inflation and the Iran-Iran conflict pressure global stock markets, causing volatility.
• 05.29 a.m. Qatar suffered heavy damage after Iran attacked a world-class liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility.

18 Mar 2569 

• 21.09 a.m. Trump invokes executive measures, exempting oil shipments for 60 days in an attempt to curb price increases stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 17.20 a.m. Sri Lanka begins tightening regulations! Implementing a fuel dispensing system based on odd/even license plate numbers, starting March 18.
• 16.08 a.m. Anutin urgently instructed governors nationwide to coordinate with provincial police chiefs to allow "oil transport trucks" to operate 24 hours a day.
• 16.00 a.m. European stock markets opened higher, boosted by corporate earnings, as investors await the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting amid the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 15.39 a.m. Dr. Ekniti outlines a plan to address high oil prices, instructing the Ministry of Finance and the National Economic and Social Development Council to prepare targeted measures for the new government.
• 14.25 a.m. France has sent a clear signal that it is ready to help secure Hormuz if the conflict is resolved.
• 14.22 a.m. March industrial index poised to slump; prolonged war drives up energy costs; three scenarios of oil price impact presented.
• 13.55 a.m. The Ministry of Public Health reveals that domestic drug reserves are sufficient for 3 months. If the crisis is prolonged, herbal medicines can be used as an alternative.
• 13.54 a.m. China is preparing to draw on its oil reserves to cope with the Middle East crisis, aiming to use up to 1 million barrels per day.
• 13.32 a.m. Iran has vowed revenge for the killing of Ali Larijani, while Trump has signaled that the war is nearing its end.
• 13.31 a.m. The Thai Chamber of Commerce thanks the government for accepting the private sector's proposals to expedite oil distribution and announce daily depot prices.
• 11.24 a.m. "Middle Eastern airlines" have canceled 1,000 flights to Thailand, particularly at Suvarnabhumi and Phuket airports.
• 10.52 a.m. GCAP GOLD points to the prolonged US-Iran conflict as a risk of inflation shock, pressuring the Fed to maintain interest rates.
• 10.29 a.m. Signals detected of a US warship near Singapore, possibly transporting reinforcements to the Middle East.
• 09.41 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, awaiting the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting and Powell's stance amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.40 a.m. OR slashes prices of E20 and E85 by up to 2 baht, while gasoline prices rise by 1 baht and diesel prices increase by 50 satang.
• 09.17 a.m. Gold opened 250 baht lower, as the market weighs the impact of the "war on interest rates" on prices.
• 09.10 a.m. The Ministry of Energy has adjusted the price difference between E20 and gasohol by 5 baht per liter.
• 08.57 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to fluctuate upwards today, within a range of 1,425-1,445 points. The conflict is confined to one side, and foreign investors have turned to net buying.
• 08.07 a.m. Airlines worldwide are reeling! Soaring oil prices due to the Iran-Iran conflict are driving up costs, forcing higher ticket prices and flight cuts.
• 07.35 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is shaking the global financial world! SMBC is scrutinizing the Saudi Arabian loan deal, fearing bank withdrawals.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones continued to rise, and global stock markets moved higher, as attention turned to the Federal Reserve and the potential war with Iran, which could put pressure on inflation.
• 07.27 a.m. Iran's new Supreme Leader refuses to de-escalate tensions, stating it's not the time for peace.
• 05.49 a.m. Undeterred, Trump vows to continue attacks on Iran despite the absence of allies.
• 04.29 a.m. The Federal Reserve is poised to keep interest rates unchanged amid inflation concerns and the Iran-Iran conflict; markets are watching for signals from Powell.
• 04.13 a.m. US counterterrorism director resigns abruptly in protest against war with Iran.
• 03.18 a.m. The United States is considering easing sanctions on Venezuela to accelerate the supply of oil to the global market.
• 02.03 a.m. UAE in turmoil! Drone attacks disrupt redundant energy infrastructure; hormone levels near stagnation, pushing oil prices higher.

17 Mar 2569 

• 19.28 a.m. The Ministry of Energy has increased the price of diesel by 50 satang, capping it at 33 baht per liter, effective March 18. Preparations are underway to offer B10 and B20 fuel options. 
• 19.14 a.m. The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) indicates that every 1 baht increase in diesel prices drags down GDP by 0.02%.
• 17.30 a.m. The Ministry of Energy has increased its oil reserves by 3 million barrels and is urgently addressing distribution bottlenecks.
• 17.27 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 28.86 points, boosted by reduced oil concerns and buying interest in DELTA and TRUE stocks.
• 16.58 a.m. Thai Airways adds extra flights to Frankfurt to alleviate the burden on stranded passengers.
• 16.53 a.m. Israel claims responsibility for killing Ali Larijani, shaking Iran's power structure.
• 16.46 a.m. Asian stock markets closed mixed! The KOSPI surged, while the Nikkei and Chinese indices weakened. Investors are watching the potential conflict with Iran closely.
• 15.54 a.m. European stock markets opened higher, defying the surge in oil prices above $100 amid the prolonged conflict.
• 15.47 a.m. The Minister of Energy revealed that all measures will be implemented to freeze electricity rates at the same level of 3.88 baht per unit for the new billing period.
• 14.59 a.m. A Hong Kong cargo ship sails through Hormuz into the Persian Gulf amidst the Middle Eastern war.
• 14.55 a.m. "Global crude oil prices" surged 3% back above $100 after Hormuz closed and the conflict dragged on.
• 14.43 a.m. The central bank of Indonesia kept interest rates unchanged at 4.75%, citing pressure from the war and the weakening rupiah.
• 14.20 a.m. The Ministry of Finance held an urgent meeting to assess the prolonged "Middle East conflict," anticipating it to impact Thailand's GDP by more than 0.2%.
• 13.38 a.m. "Insurance costs for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz" have more than doubled since the beginning of the war.
• 13.26 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) revealed that foreigners sold 3 billion baht worth of Thai stocks, with the outflow not being strong. They acknowledged that the rise in diesel prices affected listed companies.
• 12.23 a.m. KKP recommends ending the blanket diesel subsidy and switching to targeted assistance for specific groups.
• 12.15 a.m. The Ministry of Public Health confirms Thailand has sufficient drug stockpiles for several more months and is urgently coordinating with private hospitals to maintain the stability of the drug supply system.
• 11.54 a.m. The Minister of Energy affirmed that Thailand has sufficient oil reserves to last for another 100 days and requested that oil traders open their depots 24/7.
• 11.18 a.m. Sri Lanka has declared a nationwide fuel ration every Wednesday to conserve fuel following the escalating energy crisis caused by the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 11.12 a.m. Three sugar associations urge the government to elevate agricultural energy to a "national agenda," promoting E20 as the primary fuel to reduce oil imports by tens of billions of baht.
• 11.00 a.m. The Director-General of the Department of Energy Business apologized to the public for the shortage of fuel at gas stations.
• 10.51 a.m. The Ministry of Commerce has ordered price freezes on goods in response to the Middle East crisis, confirming that no one has yet requested a price increase.
• 10.43 a.m. The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by another 0.25% to curb inflation fueled by the conflict in the Middle East.
• 10.32 a.m. Goldman Sachs points to the biggest oil price shock: "Diesel and jet fuel" surges faster than crude oil prices.
• 10.20 a.m. Explosion rocks Dubai! UAE closes airspace in emergency response to intercept Iranian missile.
• 10.14 a.m. The Minister of Transport revealed on March 18th that the government will allow fuel prices to rise, but will cap diesel prices at no more than 33 baht per liter.
• 10.13 a.m. Intelligence warned of this, but Trump said it was “unexpected” as Iran retaliated with attacks on US allies in the Persian Gulf.
• 10.02 a.m. The Board of Investment (BOI) points to the global crisis as an opportunity for Thailand to become a safe manufacturing hub for the world, and proposes that the government promote EVs and chips.
• 09.34 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, boosted by falling oil prices and easing energy concerns, while watch for a potential prolonged conflict with Iran.
• 09.29 a.m. Gold prices jumped 450 baht amid the Fed's interest rate game and inflation stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 08.54 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to recover today, within a range of 1,395-1,440 points. Oil prices eased after the US approved Iranian ships to pass through Hormuz.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones surged, boosted by technology stocks and easing concerns over oil prices.
• 06.14 a.m. Malaysia emerges as an Asian safe haven, attracting capital inflows amid the Iran-Iran conflict and soaring oil prices.
• 05.01 a.m. The US postpones its visit to China by one month because Trump needs to remain in power to oversee the war with Iran.
• 02.59 a.m. Trump furious! Allies refuse to provide escort for oil tanker Hormuz.
• 02.30 a.m. Allies shaken! Germany refuses to join Mission Hormuz, Britain awaits consensus, France, Japan, and Australia will not send troops.
• 00.25 a.m. The global oil route is changing! Saudi Arabia is accelerating exports via the Red Sea, causing shipping costs to skyrocket tenfold.

16 Mar 2569 

• 20.47 a.m. The United States has allowed Iranian oil tankers to pass through Hormuz in an attempt to alleviate global supply strain.
• 19.14 a.m. Krungsri Research outlines a scenario where a conflict in the Middle East could push Thailand's inflation to 4.5%. 
• 18.58 a.m. Krungsri Research outlines a scenario where a conflict in the Middle East could push Thailand's inflation to 4.5%. 
• 17.25 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 4.33 points. Oil prices surged after an attack on a UAE port, pressuring the market.
• 17.05 a.m. The Minister of Energy has summoned oil traders and refineries for an urgent meeting to address the problem of delayed oil distribution.
• 17.01 a.m. The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) estimates its losses in 2569 could exceed 1.8 billion baht, citing soaring fuel costs.
• 17.00 a.m. The Federal Reserve is poised to keep interest rates unchanged at this week's meeting, following the Iran-Iran conflict that shook the global economy.
• 16.40 a.m. Asian stock markets closed mixed! The Hang Seng and KOSPI were up, while the Nikkei weakened as investors watched for a potential US-Iran conflict.
• 16.37 a.m. China has suspended exports of certain types of fertilizers and maintained restrictions on urea sales.
• 16.19 a.m. The Ministry of Finance is accelerating its plan to address energy prices, leaving 4% of public debt remaining.
• 16.11 a.m. European stock markets opened higher, as central banks worldwide hold meetings this week amid the war crisis.
• 15.26 a.m. Japan and the United States are set to hold a phone call today regarding the escort of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 15.09 a.m. Global bonds are shaken, and the role of safe-haven assets is challenged as soaring oil prices fuel inflation.
• 14.44 a.m. Iran rejects ceasefire deal with the US and launches new attacks in the Persian Gulf.
• 14.21 a.m. The Philippines is urgently seeking energy reserves and is negotiating with Indonesia and Russia to prepare for a potential conflict in the Middle East.
• 13.03 a.m. The "Iran war" is disrupting pharmaceutical supply chains, risking impacts on cancer treatments in the Middle East.
• 13.03 a.m. China reiterates it has sufficient oil reserves while Trump pressures it to help maintain security in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 12.33 a.m. KKP Research revises its 69 GDP forecast to 1.8%, expressing concern over prolonged oil price increases and the risk of a 'technical recession' for the Thai economy.
• 12.10 a.m. Airlines are requesting the government to reduce taxes on aviation fuel, citing volatile energy costs due to the global crisis.
• 12.03 a.m. The two-week Iran-Thailand conflict has pushed Thailand's oil fund into a deficit of 12,605 million baht.
• 12.02 a.m. Saudi Arabia has opened the Red Sea route for oil exports after the Strait of Hormuz faced the risk of being closed for an extended period.
• 11.34 a.m. Israel reveals there are thousands more targets in Iran, as the war enters its third week.
• 11.05 a.m. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reveals that the situation in the Middle East remains tense and is expediting the repatriation of 952 Thai citizens.
• 10.35 a.m. The Prime Minister has called an urgent meeting to address the energy crisis after the 15-day diesel price freeze expired.
• 10.22 a.m. Unveiling the secrets: Why Trump targeted "Kark Island," a major gamble for the global oil market.
• 10.20 a.m. Two-thirds of Thais have less than three months' worth of savings, insufficient to cope with emergencies.
• 09.49 a.m. China is accelerating the release of its fertilizer reserves to support the agricultural sector after the Middle East conflict drove prices up.
• 09.46 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower, as crude oil surpassed $100 amid US-Iran tensions.
• 09.46 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to fluctuate between 1,385 and 1,430 points today, amid concerns over the situation in Iran.
• 09.39 a.m. PSL reports that 20 crew members of the Mayuree Naree crew have returned to Thailand; search continues for 3 missing.
• 09.35 a.m. Trump reveals he wants to end the war with Iran first before focusing on Cuba.
• 09.35 a.m. The Middle East crisis has caused PTT Station's fuel sales to surge 2-3 times. PTT is accelerating transportation and urging the public not to hoard.
• 09.33 a.m. The Chinese economy recovered better than expected, despite the growing risk of war.
• 09.15 a.m. Dubai temporarily suspended flights after a drone attack near the airport, impacting the global aviation hub.
• 09.11 a.m. Japan confirms it has no plans to send warships to Hormuz, despite strong pressure from Trump ahead of the summit.
• 08.51 a.m. Trump threatens to postpone summit with Xi Jinping to pressure China to help reopen the Hormuz oil route.
• 08.51 a.m. South Korea is weighing its options regarding joining the Hormuz mission after Trump called on allies to send ships to open the oil lanes.
• 07.30 a.m. US stocks continue to fall! Oil prices surge due to the Iran-Iran conflict, pressuring the market – and the dollar strengthens.
• 06.48 a.m. Tungsten, a key metal in the weapons industry, surged 557%, surpassing gold and copper.
• 04.28 a.m. Scientists warn that the "Iran war" pollution could spread and last for decades.

15 Mar 2569 

• 19.00 a.m. Keep an eye on central banks worldwide as they meet this week amid renewed inflation risks.
• 15.29 a.m. The Prime Minister reiterated that there is no oil shortage; the problem lies in the management of the transportation system.
• 14.51 a.m. Japan points out "significant obstacles" in sending warships to escort oil lanes in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 14.25 a.m. Ukraine is the next target; Iran vows to attack after the country provided drone support to Israel.
• 14.18 a.m. Dusit Poll indicates that Thais are deeply concerned about soaring energy prices and are calling on the government to freeze oil and LPG prices.
• 11.39 a.m. Iran insists the Strait of Hormuz remains open, except for vessels from the United States, Israel, and their allies.
• 11.35 a.m. Global markets remain concerned even after 30 countries released 400 million barrels of oil from their reserves following the closure of the Hormuz oil reservoir.
• 10.53 a.m. Trump urges Japan, China, and France to maintain security in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 10.07 a.m. PTT clarifies that PTT Station gas stations are operating normally and there is sufficient fuel.
• 09.35 a.m. The Ministry of Commerce confirms sufficient fertilizer stocks, strictly controls selling prices, and seeks additional import sources to reduce reliance on the Middle East.

14 Mar 2569 

• 23.17 a.m. Trump calls on several countries to send warships to escort Hormuz, vowing to keep global energy routes open and safe.
• 15.47 a.m. Get to know "Kharg Island," a small island in the Persian Gulf that exports 90% of Iran's oil and could shake the global energy market.
• 14.31 a.m. "Attaphol" negotiated with a major global LNG producer from the United States to increase purchases from 1 million tons to 1.3 million tons per year.
• 12.28 a.m. The Center for Emergency Situation Administration (CESA) warns Thais to evacuate from high-risk areas after the Middle East conflict expanded its scope of attacks.
• 11.52 a.m. Iran has threatened to attack US-linked energy infrastructure in the Middle East following the attack on Kharg Island.
• 11.37 a.m. The United States is deploying 10,000 interception drones to the Middle East in response to Iranian drone attacks.
• 11.24 a.m. The Royal Thai Navy has issued a warning to Thai vessels to exercise increased caution regarding mines in the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Oman, and the Strait of Hormuz.
• 11:23 p.m. Despite the Iran-Iran conflict, gold prices haven't surged. What's holding back gold prices, and what's the future trend?
• 11.19 a.m. Iran is poised to allow oil tankers through the Pass of Hormuz, but with the condition that transactions must be conducted in Chinese yuan.
• 09.51 a.m. The "Iran war" shakes the Persian Gulf, a wound that could alter the global economic and security balance.
• 06.53 a.m. Trump orders attack on Kharg Island, Iran's most important oil export hub.
• 06.47:XNUMX p.m. Trump suspects "Putin might help Iran" in a Middle Eastern war.
• 05.46 a.m. Wall Street shaken! US stocks continue to fall, oil surpasses $100, investors begin to worry about stagflation.

13 Mar 2569 

• 17.40 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 20.45 points, as the prolonged war drove oil prices higher. Attention is focused on the Federal Reserve meeting.
• 17.35 a.m.  ASEAN warns of the impact of a war in the Middle East, urging strengthening of energy and food security.
• 17.32 a.m. The Department of Energy Business inspected oil stocks nationwide and confirmed there is no shortage.
• 17.31 a.m. The Royal Thai Navy revealed it is closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East and has issued four shipping warnings.
• 17.21 a.m. Crude oil prices stand above $100; Trump declares the US has plenty of ammunition and time to proceed with a war against Iran.
• 17.06 a.m. Indian Prime Minister holds first phone call with Iranian leader since war.
• 17.02 a.m. Many organizations are using "energy saving" plans, setting air conditioners to 26 degrees Celsius and encouraging WFH (Work From Home).
• 16.55 a.m. The Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCGC) is suspending fees and installments for three months to help SMEs in the tourism, import, and export sectors cope with the situation in the Middle East.
• 16.47 a.m. The Ministry of Public Health is asking manufacturers to "delay drug exports" to ensure sufficient domestic supply in response to the hormone crisis.
• 16.39 a.m. Asian stock markets fell across the region! Oil prices surpassed $100 amid concerns of a prolonged Middle Eastern conflict.
• 15.55 a.m. European stock markets opened lower amid concerns over a potential Middle East conflict, which is supporting oil prices above $100.
• 14.54 a.m. Israel launches a new wave of attacks against Iran, targeting weapons factories and IRGC forces.
• 14.36 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is shaking up the 60/40 investment strategy after stocks and bonds plummeted simultaneously.
• 14.30 a.m. Several German chemical companies have warned of potential production cuts due to the escalating war.
• 14.22 a.m. Japan is preparing to sell 80 million barrels of oil from its state and private reserves at pre-war prices.
• 13.56 a.m. Western intelligence indicates that Russia is providing Iran with military intelligence, raising concerns that China may also participate.
• 13.39 a.m. The Marine Department revealed that there are still two PSL ships registered under Singaporean flags docked in the UAE.
• 13.34 a.m. Makro and Lotus have not yet raised prices, and are closely monitoring the cost situation.
• 13.05 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 16.34 points in the morning session, amid concerns that the war could spread to the global economy.
• 13.02 a.m. Goldman Sachs forecasts Brent crude oil to average over $100 per barrel in March.
• 12.35 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict enters phase 4; analysts highlight 8 high-dividend and ESG rated stocks.
• 12.22 a.m. MPJ unveils plan to address Hormuz crisis, highlighting variable service fee contracts to control oil costs and balance dollar revenue.
• 12.08 a.m. The government announced that it has sufficient crude oil reserves for another 98 days and instructed the Ministry of Energy to negotiate additional purchases from Russia.
• 11.54 a.m. Trump posts new threats against Iran, stating that the Iranian military has been severely damaged.
• 11.18 a.m. PSL provides an update: All 20 crew members of the "Mayuree Naree" crew have safely arrived in Oman. The search continues for the three missing crew members.
• 10.58 a.m. "Supajee" convenes trade envoys worldwide, urging proactive work and the opening of new markets to address geopolitical crises.
• 10.47 a.m. The Minister of Transport is urgently seeking crude oil reserves in anticipation of a potential war crisis, awaiting the Prime Minister's decision after the diesel price freeze ends after 15 days.
• 10.44 a.m. Australia announced it will release 762 million liters of oil from its reserves to cope with the energy crisis.
• 10.41 a.m. Trump indicates that Iran's new Supreme Leader is still alive but has been injured in the war.
• 09.46 a.m. MJets points out that the Middle East crisis is driving up demand for private jets, despite rising fuel costs.
• 09.38 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower amid concerns that a war in the Middle East would push oil prices above $100.
• 08.48 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,400-1,440 point range, as the Middle East crisis pushes oil prices to $100.
• 08.22 a.m. India is negotiating with Iran to allow more than 20 energy ships to pass through Hormuz.
• 08.20 a.m. The United States has authorized the temporary purchase of Russian oil stranded at sea, hoping to support the market.
• 08.01 a.m. TTA has no vessels in the area at risk of a war with Iran and is closely monitoring the situation.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones plummets! Oil prices surge due to the Iran-Iran conflict, pressuring global stock markets.
• 06.50 a.m. Australia announced it will release 762 million liters of oil from its reserves to cope with the energy crisis.
• 03.01 a.m. Nearly one million tons of fertilizer ships are stranded in the Persian Gulf after Iran closed the Gulf of Hormuz, risking impacts on Asian food security.

12 Mar 2569 

• 22.10 a.m. Iran's new Supreme Leader made his first statement, vowing to continue the war and close the Strait of Hormuz.
• 19.50 a.m. The refinery group confirms sufficient oil reserves and will continue to seek crude oil.
• 19.49 a.m. Oil refinery groups clarify that "refining margins" are not net profit, complaining that hidden costs have surged by 3-6 baht per liter.
• 18.11 a.m. Citi temporarily closed most branches in the UAE. HSBC closed all branches in Qatar.
• 19.29 a.m. Flights to the Middle East have gradually resumed.
• 17.55 a.m. ASEAN to hold urgent meeting today on Middle East crisis following soaring oil prices and trade disruptions.
• 17.38 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 22.46 points amid weaker global oil prices amid anticipation of US-Iran negotiations.
• 17.36 a.m. CAAT holds discussions with government and private sectors to address volatile jet fuel prices.
• 17.28 a.m. Thai Airways has added extra flights to Paris to accommodate stranded passengers.
• 17.08 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand views Thai stocks as a safe haven against an Iran-Iran conflict. By 68, listed companies are projected to pay dividends totaling 6.8 billion baht, yielding 4%.
• 17.02 a.m. Asian stock markets fell across the region! Oil prices fluctuated due to the Iran-Iran conflict, despite the IEA releasing a large amount of oil reserves.
• 16.59 a.m. Denmark urges citizens to reduce energy consumption and avoid driving after oil prices surged due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 16.39 a.m. The Excise Department is tightening controls on fuel nationwide to prevent hoarding and smuggling in response to the Middle East crisis.
• 16.32 a.m. GC continues to operate its plants to minimize the impact on customers and the country's industrial sector.
• 16.10 a.m. European stock markets opened lower for the second consecutive day, as investors watch for a potential war with Iran and volatile oil prices.
• 16.00 a.m. The IEA indicates that the Iran-Iran conflict has disrupted the oil market more severely than ever before in history, reducing production by 8 million barrels per day.
• 14.40 a.m. Iran has signaled its willingness to cease fire if the United States and Israel guarantee no further attacks in the future.
• 13.30 a.m. "Russian President's Special Envoy" discusses global energy crisis with US officials.
• 13.23 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 4.21 points in the morning session, amid concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East pushing oil prices closer to $100.
• 12.54 a.m. India reveals that Iran may allow Indian oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 12.39 a.m. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has invited the Iranian Ambassador to discuss the attack on a Thai cargo ship in Hormuz.
• 12.03 a.m. When Hormuz closes, will gold be the winner in this crisis?
• 11.51 a.m. Iran attacked six merchant ships in the Persian Gulf-Hormuz, escalating the conflict into global trade routes.
• 11.34 a.m. China orders refineries to stop exporting gasoline and diesel in preparation for a potential war in the Middle East.
• 11.33 a.m. "Jet fuel prices" are soaring, overwhelming airlines' hedging strategies.
• 10.45 a.m. A war in the Middle East risks driving up global food prices after the passage of fertilizer through Hormuz is disrupted.
• 10.30 a.m. PSL shares jumped 4% on renewed buying interest. Analysts believe the attack on the Mayuree Naree barge will have a limited impact.
• 10.15 a.m. Trump declared "I've won the war," but Iran retaliated immediately, attacking oil tankers near Iraq.
• 09.54 a.m. "Asian Banks" are slowing down lending and business expansion in the Middle East amid increased war risks.
• 09.48 a.m. "World oil prices" surged 8%, with Brent crude reaching $100, as markets remain apprehensive about a potential conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.44 a.m. The Middle East crisis is escalating! Oman orders all ships to evacuate from the port of Salalah.
• 09.34 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower amid concerns over a potential conflict in the Middle East, despite the IEA preparing to release oil reserves.
• 09.22 a.m. Thai gold prices rose by 50 baht, with ornamental gold selling at 78,750 baht. The market is watching the Fed's interest rates and US inflation figures.
• 09.15 a.m. The Thai baht opened weaker this morning at 31.99 baht/dollar, due to the prolonged conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.05 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to fluctuate between 1,380 and 1,410 points today, despite rising oil prices putting downward pressure on inflation.
• 08.46 a.m. Thailand issued a statement calling on all parties to exercise restraint and return to negotiations after a Thai cargo ship was attacked in the Middle East conflict.
• 07.48 a.m. The FBI warns that Iran may use drone strikes against targets in California if the United States attacks Iran.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to fall! Market concerns over a potential war with Iran drive up oil prices, pressuring global stocks.
• 06.50 a.m. The United States has launched a Section 301 investigation into over 16 countries with trade surpluses with the US, including Thailand, reinstating retaliatory tariffs after a Supreme Court ruling dismissed the previous ruling.
• 06.15 a.m. The United States is preparing to release 172 million barrels of oil from its reserves to curb soaring energy prices.
• 05.02 a.m. In the first six days of the Iran-Iran conflict, the US has already spent $1.13 billion and is preparing to request an additional $50 billion.
• 04.08 a.m. The United States has appointed Chubb as the primary insurance company to cover ships in the Persian Gulf.

11 Mar 2569 

• 23.11 a.m. Markets are volatile due to the Iran-Iran conflict; analysts recommend six investment strategies to manage the risk.
• 21.47 a.m. India is beginning to feel the effects of the war; cooking gas is scarce and restaurants have stopped serving hot dishes.
• 21.47 a.m. The IEA is releasing 400 million barrels of oil from its reserves to cope with a supply crisis resulting from the war.
• 21.31 a.m. Iran warns the world to prepare for oil prices to reach $200 per barrel.
• 18.31 a.m. PSL clarifies that the Mayuree Naree is covered under a war risk insurance policy, and the impact is minimal because it was an empty vessel.
• 17.51 a.m. TOA is impacted by tight raw material supply in the Middle East and is adjusting its product distribution plan.
• 17.50 a.m. Thai Airways has begun raising ticket prices by 10-15% to reflect higher fuel costs.
• 17.40 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 1.58 points amid concerns that Iran attacked the PSL ship to prevent it from passing through the Strait of Hormuz – and oil prices surged to $90.
• 17.31 a.m. The Thai Chamber of Commerce issued a statement to its members, recommending eight strategies to cope with global economic volatility.
• 17.21 a.m. Analysts are closely monitoring the impact on the PSL after the ship was attacked in the Middle East.
• 16.45 a.m. Asian stock markets closed mixed! The Nikkei and KOSPI continued to rise, while the Hang Seng weakened as investors watched for signs of a potential conflict in the Middle East.
• 16.42 a.m. The Royal Thai Navy revealed that a Thai cargo ship was fired upon in the Strait of Hormuz; all 23 Thai crew members were evacuated.
• 16.29 a.m. Iran is preparing to attack banks linked to the US and Israel; citizens are warned to avoid the area by at least 1,000 meters.
• 16.14 a.m. Three cargo ships, including a Thai-flagged PSL vessel, were attacked near the Strait of Hormuz and sustained damage.
• 15.35 a.m. European stock markets opened lower as investors assessed the impact of the prolonged war.
• 14.39 a.m. The G7 has stated its readiness to support the use of strategic oil reserves in response to a potential war with Iran.
• 14.25 a.m. GCAP GOLD is monitoring the situation of stagflation following the Middle East crisis, which has driven up energy prices and impacted the US economy.
• 14.14 a.m. Airstrikes are spreading across the Middle East as Iran intensifies its crackdown on dissidents.
• 14.04 a.m. "Supajee" urges the public not to panic, emphasizing that the Ministry of Commerce is closely monitoring energy prices.
• 13.59 a.m. The Prime Minister is preparing to discuss further cooperation in the energy sector with the Australian Ambassador.
• 13:19 Thai stocks closed 18.32 points higher in the morning session, driven by buying interest in DELTA and other large-cap stocks as concerns eased following a decline in oil prices.
• 13.09 a.m. South Korea is accelerating the opening of its nuclear power plant by May 69 to avert an energy crisis.
• 12.38 a.m. Government Savings Bank announces 4 measures to address the energy price crisis in accordance with government policy.
• 12.00 a.m. Israel is considering establishing a military base near the Red Sea after recognizing Somaliland, hoping to counter the Houthi influence.
• 11.54 a.m. The People's Bank of China is employing a strategy of pegging the volatile yuan to manage the impact of the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 11.20 a.m. Fears of war with Iran have eased, raising hopes for Thai stocks to recover and break through 1,500 points.
• 10.59 a.m. Iran shipped 11.7 million barrels of oil to China via Hormuz even as a Middle Eastern conflict erupted.
• 10.12 a.m. The oil price crisis shook global markets, but China remained strong, viewed by investors as a new safe haven for funds.
• 09.44 a.m. 68% of Thai netizens are concerned about Thailand's international standing and the energy crisis stemming from the Persian Gulf War.
• 09.34 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, boosted by an 11% drop in oil prices after Trump signaled the war was nearing its end.
• 09.02 a.m. Vietnam is using its oil price stabilization fund to cope with the risk of energy shortages.
• 08.58 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,385-1,425 points. Crude oil prices fell as energy concerns eased.
• 08.56 a.m. The US and Israel launched their heaviest offensive against Iran since the war began; Iran threatened to shut down oil reserves in the Persian Gulf.
• 08.36 a.m. The IEA proposes releasing the largest "emergency oil reserve" in history to avert a price crisis.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones edged slightly lower as markets watched for US inflation. Oil prices plunged sharply after concerns about a potential war with Iran eased.
• 07.28 a.m. Maersk warns that a war with Iran could drive shipping costs up 15–20%, risking higher global prices for goods.
• 05.46 a.m. Iran has begun laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, risking disruption to the global oil market.
• 05.38 a.m. The United States has refuted a post by its Energy Secretary regarding the escort of the HMS Hormuz, stating it was untrue.
• 04.00 a.m. "Iranflation" is disrupting Asian central banks and risks driving up energy inflation.
• 03.29 a.m. Global oil prices plummeted 11% after the U.S. clarified that reports of its navy escorting ships through the Pass of Hormuz were false.
• 01.47 a.m. Canada has increased security measures at its U.S. and Israeli embassies.

10 Mar 2569 

• 20.34 a.m. The Ministry of Energy reiterated that closing gas stations after 4 PM is only for crisis situations; currently, they are allowed to remain open as usual. 
• 17.32 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 22.79 points, temporarily easing war concerns and supported by a drop in oil prices. Volatility remains a concern.
• 16.47 a.m. Iran insists its attacks on Gulf states were in self-defense; neighboring countries warn trust could be damaged for years.
• 16.38 a.m. Asian stock markets rallied! Nikkei and KOSPI surged after oil prices plummeted on signals that the Iran-Iran conflict was nearing its end.
• 16.22 a.m. Chevron, a favorite energy stock of Warren Buffett, is benefiting from soaring oil prices.
• 16.21 a.m. Japan is ready to support the release of global oil reserves to mitigate energy surpluses resulting from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 16.00 a.m. A look at the measures being taken by countries worldwide to cope with the economic shock from the Iran war.
• 15.43 a.m. YLG analyzes gold price statistics from 8 geopolitical events, indicating that "war" does not cause prices to surge.
• 15.39 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict shakes the energy market; methanol prices surge 24%, risking impact on Asian biodiesel.
• 15.19 a.m. European stock markets jumped 1.9% on signals that the Middle East conflict may be easing.
• 15.04 a.m. Four Middle Eastern nations have cut oil production by 6.7 million barrels per day after disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 15.04 a.m. The Ministry of Finance announced that the Oil Fund is still capable of borrowing an additional 2 billion baht, without needing to wait for an emergency decree to provide a guarantee.
• 14.42 a.m. Krungsri Research forecasts that the Eastern War will impact oil prices, driving up inflation and dragging down Thailand's GDP by 0.2 – 0.9%.
• 14.28 a.m. NATO deployed the Patriot missile defense system to Türkiye after it was attacked by Iranian missiles.
• 14.18 a.m. "Airlines worldwide" signal fare increases as soaring fuel costs pressure businesses.
• 13.55 a.m. The Cabinet is preparing additional measures if the crisis worsens, which may include ordering gas stations to close as late as 10:00 PM.
• 13.14 a.m. The Prime Minister has ordered government agencies and state enterprises to immediately begin working from home (WFH), and to prepare measures in case the situation escalates into a crisis.
• 13.13 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 21.20 points in the morning session, boosted by DELTA shares. However, attention remains on oil price volatility and the upcoming opening of parliament.
• 12.30 a.m. South Korean president opposes the US moving the Patriot system out of the country, but admits he cannot prevent it.
• 11.32 a.m. The Ministry of Labour is preparing measures to accommodate Thai workers returning to the country, revealing that 954 people have already applied to return.
• 11.30 a.m. Bitcoin surged past $70,000 as volatility stemming from the war began to ease.
• 11.12 a.m. Bitazza reveals that the Middle East crisis is driving up the price of "blockchain gold."
• 11.02 a.m. China is rapidly stockpiling oil, increasing imports by 16% in response to the risk of war in the Middle East.
• 10.34 a.m. Iran has declared it will not allow even a single liter of oil to be exported from the region if the United States and Israel continue to attack.
• 10.11 a.m. Vietnam is asking businesses to support employees working from home (WFH) to reduce fuel consumption following soaring oil prices.
• 10.04 a.m. SCC orders temporary closure of ROC plant to cope with the Strait of Hormuz crisis, impacting costs by 150 million baht per month.
• 10.02 a.m. "World gold prices" surged to $5,179 after the dollar weakened and oil prices fell.
• 09.24 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher on signals that the Iran-Iran conflict was nearing its end. Oil prices fell 8%.
• 09.18 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,380-1,425 points. A positive factor is Trump signaling an end to the war.
• 09.01 a.m. The Reserve Bank of India is rushing to support the rupee and bond market amid oil price volatility.
• 08.55 a.m. Global oil prices plummeted 10% after Trump threatened a 20-fold attack on Iran if it blocked shipments through Hormuz.
• 07.30 a.m. The Dow Jones recovered as investors eased concerns about a war with Iran, despite strong oil volatility.
• 06.11 a.m. Trump says the war will end soon and threatens to intensify attacks on Iran if it obstructs oil exports.
• 04.48 a.m. Opening the "Global Emergency Oil Storage Facility": A crucial tool to cope with energy price shocks from war.
• 04.18 a.m. Why do oil prices have a greater impact on the global economy than we think?
• 03.52 a.m. France is sending an aircraft carrier and warships to the Middle East to escort the Route of Hormuz.
• 03.03 a.m. World oil prices are volatile; Trump signals he might seize Hormuz.
• 02.59 a.m. "Putin and Trump hold their first phone call this year, discussing the situations in Iran and Ukraine."
• 01.32 a.m. Iran warns oil tankers passing through Hormuz to be cautious and declares readiness to confront the United States.

9 Mar 2569 

• 23.36 a.m. Is the world at risk of repeating the 1970s crisis? Investors fear a return of stagflation.
• 20.09 a.m. The Ministry of Energy is accelerating measures to manage diesel and gasoline prices and freeze liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices for another two months.
• 16.56 a.m. MPJ is confident that the impact of the Middle East situation will be limited, and has approved a budget of 1,140 billion baht to support import and export growth.
• 16.39 a.m. Asian stock markets fell across the region! Oil prices surged to near $120, pressuring technology and chip stocks.
• 16.12 a.m. Iran warns Iranians abroad who support the US and Israel that they risk asset forfeiture and prosecution.
• 16.00 a.m. Iranian media reports that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was injured in the war.
• 15.44 a.m. SCB FM points out that a prolonged war is driving up oil prices and weakening the baht to 33 baht, and warns of stagflation.
• 15.17 a.m. The United States is moving troop transport planes out of South Korea amid the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 15.15 a.m. European stock markets opened 2% lower amid tensions in the Middle East.
• 15.05 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is confident that domestic factors will help support Thai stocks through the Middle East conflict.
• 14.10 a.m. The IMF warns the world to prepare for a new normal if the Middle East war drags on.
• 14.00 a.m. The Prime Minister has called a meeting to discuss how to deal with oil prices soaring to $100; the matter will be presented to the Cabinet tomorrow.
• 13.29 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 42.72 points in the morning session, amid escalating Middle Eastern conflict and concerns over rising inflation after crude oil prices surpassed $100.
• 13.27 a.m. SME D Bank unveils plan to support SMEs amidst US-Iran conflict, injecting low-interest loans at 3%.
• 13.25 a.m. The government has ordered governors nationwide to implement six measures to prevent consumer exploitation amidst the Middle East crisis.
• 13.19 a.m. The G7 is considering releasing its joint oil reserves to curb energy prices after global oil prices neared $120.
• 13.17 a.m. The Minister of Tourism discussed ways to care for tourists affected by the situation in the Middle East.
• 13.10 a.m. Governments worldwide are scrambling to limit the impact of the Iran war after oil prices surged.
• 12.20 a.m. Saudi Arabia is rushing to sell an emergency batch of 4.6 million barrels of oil after the Hormuz pipeline was disrupted.
• 11.55 a.m. Hit by soaring global oil prices, Bangladesh announces the closure of universities nationwide to conserve energy.
• 11.25 a.m. Selling pressure on global bonds intensified after oil prices surged, raising concerns about stagflation.
• 11.13 a.m. South Korea is considering imposing a price ceiling on oil for the first time in 30 years following soaring energy prices.
• 11.06 a.m. Asia Plus assesses that the Middle East conflict poses a risk of stagflation to the Thai economy, and is monitoring oil prices and the weakening baht.
• 10.31 a.m. Energy Minister affirms Thailand has sufficient oil reserves and is ready to propose a loan to boost the liquidity of the Oil Fund.
• 10.29 a.m. Globex estimates the Thai stock market will trade between 1,380 and 1,430 points this week, under pressure from tensions in the Middle East.
• 10.06 a.m. The United States ordered the evacuation of non-essential diplomats from Saudi Arabia following an Iranian drone attack on Riyadh.
• 09.59 a.m. "Woraphat" points out that the global economy is at risk of being slowly squeezed by high energy prices, even though Hormuz (the cycle of hormones) is not completely closed.
• 09.57 a.m. Dr. Kobsak warns that if world oil prices reach $110 per barrel, it will enter a dangerous level.
• 09.48 a.m. The Thai baht weakened to a three-month high amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices.
• 09.39 a.m. Iran appoints Mojtaba Khamenei as its new Supreme Leader amidst war.
• 09.32 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower across the region, while oil prices surged above $100 after the Strait of Hormuz was closed.
• 09.28 a.m. Gold prices dropped 850 baht at the opening of the market following volatility in global markets stemming from US economic data.
• 09.19 a.m. Emerging stock markets plunged 10% from their peak after the Middle East conflict pushed oil prices above $100.
• 09.01 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,375-1,420 points, pressured by the Middle East and oil prices soaring to $100 per barrel.
• 08.50 a.m. This morning, the baht depreciated, opening at 32.08 baht/dollar.
• 08.46 a.m. Aluminum prices surged to a four-year high after the Middle East conflict impacted global supply.
• 08.31 a.m. Rising oil prices and a weakening yen risk pushing Japan into stagflation.
• 07.45 a.m. Global oil prices surpass $100; Trump says it's a small price to pay in exchange for destroying Iran's nuclear threat.
• 07.33 a.m. World oil prices surpassed $100, dragging US stock futures down 800 points amid fears of a war with Iran.
• 07.31 a.m. Iraq has cut oil production by more than 60% following the Iran-Iraq conflict which resulted in a shortage of oil tankers.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones plummets! Oil prices surpass $90 amid war concerns and weak US employment data.
• 07.25 a.m. Israel attacks Beirut, targeting an Iranian commander; death toll rises to nearly 400.
• 06.36 a.m. Why has the "Iran war" sparked concerns about stagflation in the global economy?
• 05.13 a.m. Get to know Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new Supreme Leader and the heir behind the scenes of his power.
• 03.19 a.m. Trump is considering sending special forces to seize Iranian uranium after concerns that stockpiles nearing weapons levels may be moved.
• 03.06 a.m. Why did China handle the oil price crisis stemming from the Iran-Iran conflict better than other Asian countries?

8 Mar 2569 

• 21.36 a.m. Fire engulfs Iran's fuel depot, shrouded in toxic smoke and acid rain following an Israeli attack.
• 13.57 a.m. BlackRock Limited withdrew funds from its private funds after investors rushed to redeem their holdings amid market volatility.
• 10.41 a.m. Dusit Poll reveals that Thais are worried about a war in the Middle East, which could lead to high oil prices and a higher cost of living.
• 10.11 a.m. Trump reiterates that the war will end when Iran is leaderless and its military collapses.
• 10.07 a.m. China calls for an immediate end to the Middle East conflict and criticizes the US attack on Iran.
• 09.32 a.m. Kuwait cut oil production after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, sending global prices soaring.

7 Mar 2569 

• 18.56 a.m. Trump signals an escalation of the war, threatening to attack “areas and groups of people” that have never been targeted before.
• 16.26 a.m. Emirates has resumed flights at Dubai Airport after suspending them on the morning of March 7.
• 16.20 a.m. India allowed an Iranian warship to dock before another ship was sunk by the US near Sri Lanka.
• 16.14 a.m. Iranian president apologized to neighboring countries and declared that he would not attack "unless he is attacked first."
• 15.54 a.m. India has raised the price of cooking gas for the first time in a year by more than 7% following the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East.
• 10.20 a.m. Trump reveals major arms manufacturers have agreed to quadruple production capacity, paving the way to the highest level of arsenal ever.
• 09.58 a.m. Trump declared there would be no deal with Iran unless they surrendered unconditionally.
• 09.44 a.m. The People's Bank of China has continued its gold purchases for the 16th consecutive month amid the Middle East conflict.
• 07.04 a.m. Trump orders attack, sending navy through the Battle of Hormuz.
• 05.39 a.m. The Dow Jones plunged 450 points, its biggest drop of the year, after oil prices surged above $90 and US employment figures came before expectations were lower.
• 05.13 a.m. Crude oil prices surged to a record 35% increase following a severe crisis in the Middle East, posing a threat to the global economy.
• 02.42 a.m. Trump insists Iran must surrender or collapse.
• 02.00 a.m. The US is injecting $2 billion to cover insurance claims for oil tankers amidst the Iran-Iran conflict.

6 Mar 2569 

• 20.03 a.m. CAAT announces measures to protect passengers from the impact of the Middle East.
• 17.10 a.m. "Israel launches massive attack on Beirut, escalating the war; Trump demands right to choose Iran's new leader."
• 16.50 a.m. The Royal Gazette has published the Prime Minister's order suspending fuel exports in response to the Middle East situation.
• 16.30 a.m. Why did gold prices fall, despite the tensions in the Middle East?
• 16.23 a.m. Indonesia offers to mediate the Iran-Pakistan crisis, with Pakistan and the UAE offering support.
• 15.12 a.m. UAE citizens and business leaders are beginning to criticize the United States over the potential war with Iran.
• 13:03 p.m. The Prime Minister appointed a command center to monitor and resolve the impact of the conflict in the Middle East, with Phiphat as its director.
• 12.35 a.m. The Minister of Transport is strictly controlling public transportation, prohibiting fare increases during the energy crisis.
• 11.29 a.m. TISCO Bank reveals profit-generating tricks to navigate the economic war, recommending portfolio allocation with 3 investment themes.
• 11.27 a.m. Three scenarios for a Middle East conflict; Bualuang Securities sees no escalation, maintains Thai stock market target at 1,560 points.
• 11.13 a.m. High-dividend stocks: "safe havens" in the face of a US-Iran conflict.
• 11.06 a.m. The United States is considering intervening in the oil futures market to curb soaring energy prices due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 10.48 a.m. RCL has an indirect upside in the container sector from the US-Iran conflict.
• 10.22 a.m. Malaysia delays upward revision of its 2569 economic forecast due to the Middle East crisis.
• 09.33 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower, following Wall Street's lead, amid concerns that a war in the Middle East would push oil prices up 8%.
• 09.15 a.m. Morgan Stanley downgraded its weighting of Indian stocks, warning that a war with Iran could have repercussions across Asia.
• 09.14 a.m. Gold prices opened stable! Ornamental gold sold at 77,950 baht. Attention is focused on factors from the Middle East.
• 08.52 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,395-1,430 points. The Middle East conflict is driving oil prices higher. Watch for US employment figures.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones plummets nearly 800 points! Oil prices surge due to the Iran-Iran conflict, dragging down global stock markets.
• 06.10 a.m. The United States is weighing several options to deal with soaring oil prices stemming from the Middle East crisis.
• 05.52 a.m. Trump signals he is targeting Cuba next after completing his operation in Iran.
• 05.32 a.m. "World oil prices" surged, up +21% in a single week, due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 04.12 a.m. Ukraine offered to help intercept Iranian drones in exchange for Patriot missiles from its allies.

5 Mar 2569 

• 20.13 a.m. Attaphol confirmed that there are 95 days' worth of oil reserves and that procurement will continue, along with the use of the fund mechanism to stabilize diesel prices.
• 17.39 a.m. Energy Minister orders traders to increase oil reserves and purchase more LNG, considering reviving B7 and B10 biodiesel.
• 17.32 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 32.68 points, driven by expectations of a potential easing of the Middle East conflict following news of negotiations between Iran and the United States.
• 16.57 a.m. Spain counters the US, insisting it will not join a war with Iran despite Trump's threat to cut trade ties.
• 16.42 a.m. PTT Station confirms that there is sufficient fuel for service and requests cooperation in conserving fuel.
• 16.40 a.m. Asian stock markets rallied! KOSPI jumped nearly 10% after a sharp drop the previous day.
• 16.11 a.m. The Prime Minister called an urgent meeting to address the Middle East crisis, expressing concern about the impact on oil imports.
• 15.34 a.m. European stock markets opened lower across the board, amid concerns over a potential Middle East conflict and Trump's threat to cut trade with Spain.
• 15.34 a.m. The second round of the trade war shakes global markets; Merkel points to heightened tensions in the Middle East, risking a full-blown trade war.
• 15.16 a.m. Trump's ever-changing Iran strategy risks leading the world to a turbulent war ending.
• 14.21 a.m. US Treasury bonds fell for four consecutive days, pushing yields to their highest level in three weeks amid concerns over rising inflation.
• 14.00 a.m. The central bank of Malaysia kept interest rates unchanged at 2.75%, warning that the conflict in the Middle East increases economic risks.
• 13.58 a.m. Trump praises US operation in Iran war, while Iran vows to escalate retaliation.
• 13.22 a.m. The Iran-Iran conflict is shaking global investment strategies; investors are reassessing their "sell the US, buy Asia" approach.
• 13.21 a.m. The government has ordered security measures to be taken at the embassy in Thailand while awaiting an assessment of the evacuation of Thai citizens from Iran.
• 13.04 a.m. The ECB warns that a war with Iran could indirectly affect European banks through the economy.
• 12.56 a.m. Thai stocks closed up 21.83 points in the morning session, returning above 1,400 points, recovering in line with global markets on hopes of negotiations to end the war.
• 12.27 a.m. Oil prices jumped 3%, with Brent crude reaching $83.99, following the escalation of the Middle East conflict.
• 11.34 a.m. GCAP GOLD indicates that the Middle East conflict is driving gold volatility, facing challenges from two fronts: geopolitics and the Federal Reserve's interest rates.
• 11.26 a.m. Iran fires missiles at Israel, escalating the conflict on its sixth day.
• 11.13 a.m. Bluebell sees upside potential for gold in 69, despite pressure from a strong dollar, supported by tensions in the Middle East.
• 10.36 a.m. Mojtaba Khamenei is the leading candidate for Iran's Supreme Leader after her father was assassinated.
• 10.35 a.m. The IMF warns that a conflict in the Middle East will test the global economy, risking a surge in energy costs and inflation.
• 10.19 a.m. The United States reiterates its commitment to defending South Korea following reports of troop deployment in response to a potential war with Iran.
• 10.18 a.m. China orders refineries to halt diesel and gasoline exports amid concerns over the Persian Gulf crisis impacting the global oil market.
• 10.02 a.m. Passengers avoiding the Middle East are driving demand for Asian airlines, causing ticket prices to surge 900%.
• 10.00 a.m. The Consumer Protection Board (CPB) has approved six consumer protection measures to address the impact of the Middle East conflict.
• 09.32 a.m. The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has adjusted its plan to procure additional spot LNG shipments by three more to accommodate the situation in the Middle East.
• 09.14 a.m. GPSC is confident in its ability to handle the situation in the Middle East, highlighting its diversified investment portfolio.
• 09.13 a.m. Asian stock markets opened higher, buoyed by Trump's guarantee of oil stability.
• 09.01 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,375-1,395 points, with a potential rebound driven by signals of easing tensions in the Middle East conflict.
• 07.30 a.m. Dow Jones continues to rise! Tech and chip stocks boost the market as investors ease concerns about a potential conflict in the Middle East.
• 06.17 a.m. Experts warn that a US-Iran war could be prolonged, even though Trump expects it to end in 4-5 weeks.
• 06.02 a.m. The U.S. Senate voted 53 to 47 to support Trump's military operation against Iran.
• 04.56 a.m. "Citigroup" indicates that the Iran-Iran conflict is driving up aluminum prices, expecting them to reach $3,600.

4 Mar 2569 

• 21.03 a.m. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) affirms that the Thai capital market remains strong and transactions are proceeding normally, despite the stock market decline mirroring global events stemming from the Middle East.
• 20.59 a.m. A US submarine attacked an Iranian warship with torpedoes, sinking it in the Indian Ocean.
• 17.44 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand revealed that Thai stocks fell sharply, in line with regional trends, and that it is closely monitoring the situation.
• 17.38 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 81.90 points, pressured by the Middle East conflict, triggering a circuit breaker for the first time in six years.
• 17.35 a.m. The IMF fears a prolonged conflict in the Middle East could impact the global economy.
• 17.17 a.m. The Governor of the Bank of Thailand confirmed that the Middle East conflict will impact GDP by 0.1-0.2% and said he will convene a special Monetary Policy Committee meeting if necessary.
• 17.12 a.m. Kasikorn Asset Management assesses short-term global market volatility and recommends diversification in investments to cope with the US-Iran situation.
• 16.55 a.m. Eastspring recommends holding cash and delaying investments, awaiting clarity on Iran's new leadership and the consequences of US intervention in shipping lanes.
• 16.40 a.m. Iran is preparing for a three-day funeral ceremony for its Supreme Leader, Khamenei.
• 16.23 a.m. The Iranian ambassador to Thailand condemned the United States and Israel, citing serious violations of international law.
• 16.39 a.m. Asian stock markets plunge! KOSPI plunges more than 12% as the Iranian crisis drags down confidence.
• 16.36 a.m. Customs confirms Thailand has sufficient oil reserves, explains exports to Laos are in exchange for electricity.
• 16.08 a.m. Canadian Prime Minister says Middle East conflict reflects a failed global order, questions US failure to consult allies.
• 15.55 a.m. Spanish leader refuses to back down after Trump threatens to cut trade due to opposition to attack on Iran.
• 15.33 a.m. Analyzing statistics on the global impact of war, and the rise and fall of Thai stocks due to the US-Iran conflict.
• 15.15 a.m. European stock markets opened higher, amid concerns over a potential Middle East conflict and Trump's threat to cut trade with Spain.
• 15.10 a.m. "Iranian Kurdish groups" are discussing with the United States preparations to attack security forces, paving the way for an uprising against the government.
• 15.01 a.m. Israel has bombed military targets across Iran, vowing to continue increasing pressure.
• 14.50 a.m. "Kobsak" views Thai stocks as fragile, with the Middle East crisis dragging down the index, and urges the government to address energy risks.
• 14.20 a.m. The US Ambassador met with the Prime Minister, expected to explain the situation in the Middle East.
• 14.06 a.m. Goldman Sachs warns that crude oil prices could surge to $100 if hormone levels falter again in the next five weeks.
• 13.54 a.m. Israel's Defense Minister warned that Iran's "new Supreme Leader" would be the next target.
• 13.42 a.m. Trump pledges to protect oil shipments from the Middle East as the war with Iran escalates.
• 13.41 a.m. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) implemented a circuit breaker measure and trading resumed as normal at 2:00 PM.
• 13.34 a.m. The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) is closely monitoring Thai stock volatility in line with global markets and affirms that the Circuit Breaker is functioning as intended to protect investors.
• 13.33 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 117.52 points in the morning session, falling 8% to the point of triggering the circuit breaker. Massive selling occurred at all prices amid fears of a conflict in the Middle East.
• 13.05 a.m. Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock markets plunged after opening for the first time in two days amid the Middle East crisis.
• 13.05 a.m. "The Department of Energy Business requests public cooperation in refraining from hoarding fuel," confirming that there is sufficient fuel to meet demand.
• 12.42 a.m. Thai stocks plunged 8% in the morning session, triggering a circuit breaker and halting trading for 30 minutes amid panic over escalating tensions in the Middle East.
• 12.23 a.m. Iran continued its attacks for the fifth consecutive day, with Gulf nations denying reports of a shortage of missiles.
• 12.15 a.m. The Middle East conflict is shaking the global fertilizer market, risking urea shortages due to blockages in the Strait of Hormuz.
• 11.45 a.m. The United States has upgraded its travel advisory for four Middle Eastern countries to level 3.
• 11.30 a.m. The Prime Minister affirms there will be no fuel shortage and orders a 15-day freeze on diesel prices, stating that stockpiling fuel is dangerous.
• 11.28 a.m. Shell and Caltex have reduced the price of diesel fuel to 29.94 baht per liter after yesterday's sharp price increase.
• 11.26 a.m. Donald Trump slammed US banks over stalled cryptocurrency legislation.
• 11.01 a.m. The South Korean stock market triggered a circuit breaker, temporarily halting trading after the KOSPI index plummeted more than 12%.
• 10.56 a.m. Thai stocks plunged 7.03%, with the index falling 103 points, amid concerns over a prolonged US-Iran conflict.
• 10.51 a.m. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps claims complete control of the Strait of Hormuz, warning ships passing through that they risk damage.
• 10.08 a.m. Asian stock markets opened lower across the region, with the KOSPI plunged 7% amid concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East.
• 10.01 a.m. The government warns that those who take advantage of the situation by raising prices face penalties of up to 7 years imprisonment or a fine of up to 140,000 baht.
• 09.53 a.m. PTT, OR, and Bangchak freeze oil prices in response to the Middle East crisis.
• 09.48 a.m. PTG freezes diesel prices in accordance with government policy amidst volatile global oil prices.
• 09.27 a.m. The baht weakened, nearing 32 baht per dollar, in anticipation of tensions in the Middle East.
• 09.19 a.m. The Bank of Indonesia intervened in the money market again to support the rupiah amid pressures from the Iran-Iran conflict.
• 09.18 a.m. Gold prices plummeted! Opening market on March 4th, down 1,550 baht. Ornamental gold was selling at 78,500 baht.
• 09.38 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,435-1,475 points. Political instability and pressure from the Middle East could pose a concern, along with worries about declining tourism.
• 08.58 a.m. "World oil prices" rose above $1 after the Middle East conflict impacted supply.
• 08.40 a.m. Goldman Sachs CEO indicates the market has not yet reflected the full impact of the Middle East conflict, expecting it to take several weeks to see the full effects.
• 08.36 a.m. This morning, the baht depreciated, opening at 31.64 baht/dollar.
• 08.21 a.m. Trump threatens nationwide trade sanctions against Spain after the country refused to allow the US to use its military bases to attack Iran.
• 07.38 a.m. Dow Jones plunges over 400 points! Middle East conflict pressures global stock markets, causing oil prices to surge.
• 07.34 a.m. Trump reveals he ordered the US military to attack Iran in a preemptive strike; his explanation contradicts Rubio.
• 07.19 a.m. Trump orders escort for oil tankers and guarantee of navigation after Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz.
• 06.20 a.m. The shock to oil prices from the Iran-Iran conflict risks triggering a global inflationary wave.
• 05.24 a.m. US stocks fluctuated, with the Dow Jones falling more than 400 points amid concerns that war would fuel inflation.
• 03.46 a.m. The US financial sector is on alert for cyber threats following the Iran-Iran conflict, which has increased the risk of attacks.
• 03.17 a.m. The Middle East conflict is shaking the LNG market; Qatar halts production, reducing global supply by 20%.
• 01.57 a.m. The IMF indicates that the global economic impact of a conflict in the Middle East depends on its duration, the extent of the damage, and energy prices.
• 01.38 a.m. Blackstone indicates that market news has driven investors to withdraw 8% of their Private Credit funds.

3 Mar 2569 

• 23.51 a.m. Apps and banking services in the UAE were disrupted after a drone strike hit an AWS data center in the Middle East.
• 17.20 a.m. Asian stock markets closed lower across the region! KOSPI plunged to its lowest level in 19 months, hit by heavy selling of chips and tensions in the Middle East.
• 16.39 a.m. Bangchak will maintain its fuel prices until further notice.
• 16.12 a.m. The Ministry of Energy urges the public not to hoard oil, emphasizing that there is sufficient supply and preparing to use the fund mechanism to manage prices.
• 16.05 a.m. OR will not raise fuel prices, confirming that there is sufficient supply to meet consumer demand.
• 15.56 a.m. PTT Group confirms it will not raise the price of refined oil products.
• 15.41 a.m. Netanyahu indicates that the US-Israeli conflict with Iran will not be prolonged, even as the situation enters its fourth day.
• 14.58 a.m. Amazon revealed that drone attacks on data centers in the UAE and Bahrain affected several critical services.
• 13.39 a.m. Attaphol announced that the price of diesel fuel will be frozen for 7-10 days.
• 13.34 a.m. South Korean stock markets temporarily halted trading, with the KOSPI index plummeting amid fears of escalating tensions in the Middle East.
• 13.23 a.m. The Prime Minister held an urgent meeting on the Middle East crisis, with attention focused on the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which could drive up oil prices and pose a risk to the Thai economy.
• 12.35 a.m. The Strait of Hormuz is closed; here's a list of countries that will be hit hardest.
• 10.50 a.m. EXIM BANK helps Thai exports cope with the Middle East crisis by reducing interest rates and extending debt repayment periods by 365 days.
• 10.26 a.m. The US orders its citizens to leave the Middle East fearing a war will escalate or that its embassies will be attacked.
• 10.21 a.m. A CNN poll indicates that 59% of Americans oppose an attack on Iran, fearing a prolonged war would damage economic confidence.
• 09.58 a.m. Three airlines have canceled 19 flights to Krabi following heightened tensions in Middle Eastern airspace and are preparing emergency response plans.
• 09.48 a.m. The goals of a US-Iran war are being questioned after confusing messages from the White House.
• 09.21 a.m. Dow Jones closes slightly lower! Markets volatile amid US-Iran conflict; oil prices surge, gold prices soar.
• 09.14 a.m. Iran shelled a makeshift operations center in Kuwait, killing six US soldiers.
• 09.03 a.m. Trump declares, "The big wave hasn't arrived yet," and the US continues its full-scale conflict with Iran.
• 08.50 a.m. Iran announces the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to burn any ships that sail through it. Crude oil prices are being closely watched.
• 06.32 a.m. "US intelligence agencies" assess that "Iran" may retaliate against the US after the assassination of its Supreme Leader.

2 Mar 2569 

• 18.18 a.m. The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) advises closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East and preparing tools to cope with volatility.
• 18.03 a.m. Anutin discusses countermeasures against Middle East conflict, affirms Thailand has sufficient energy reserves, and urges monitoring of commodity prices and labor costs.
• 18.01 a.m. SCB FM indicates that a prolonged trade war could weaken the baht to 33 baht per dollar.
• 17.45 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 61.75 points, facing a major correction amid uncertainty over the Middle East war and rising oil prices, which pressured inflation.
• 17.41 a.m. The Ministry of Energy is accelerating its search for new sources of oil, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and LNG to prevent shortages.
• 17.36 a.m. PTT has opened an emergency center to address the impact on Thailand's energy sector from the unrest in the Middle East.
• 17.15 a.m. The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) has cut its 69 GDP growth forecast for Thailand to 1.3-1.6%, citing the impact of the Middle East conflict.
• 16.38 a.m. Asian stock markets are highly volatile! The Nikkei and Hang Seng indices plummeted amid concerns of escalating tensions in the Middle East, pushing energy stocks higher.
• 16.33 a.m. Thailand imports one-third of its energy through Hormuz. TDRI points out that if the situation continues, Thailand's 60-day oil reserves may not be enough.
• 16.32 a.m. Several US military aircraft crashed in Kuwait as Iran continued its attacks.
• 16.24 a.m. Freight rates for oil tankers in the Middle East and China have doubled following the outbreak of Hormuz, which has strained the supply of ships.
• 16.20 a.m. Gold prices surge amid conflict with Iran, potentially reaching 90,000 baht by the end of 69.
• 15.59 a.m. European stock markets fell across the board following attacks by the US and Israel against Iran.
• 15.47 a.m. Aramco, Saudi Arabia's major oil company, ordered the closure of its refinery following a drone attack near the area.
• 15.41 a.m. The Federation of Thai Industries is preparing to discuss with the government how to cope with the situation, warning that Thailand risks an energy shortage if Hormuz (the Earth's magnetic field) shuts down.
• 15.21 a.m. China refutes US claim of not giving advance notice of attack on Iran and demands an immediate ceasefire.
• 14.59 a.m. UOB Asset Management assesses three scenarios for a Middle East conflict and recommends portfolio diversification to cope with volatility.
• 14.52 a.m. The process of selecting Iran's "Supreme Leader" is underway: Who will succeed Ali Khamenei?
• 14.39 a.m. Dr. Kobsak is concerned about the escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran prohibiting passage, which could impact global oil prices.
• 14.25 a.m. Trump vows to continue bombing Iran for weeks, demanding surrender; conflict spreads across the Middle East.
• 14.25 a.m. PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTT EP) is ready to maintain Thailand's energy security amidst the situation in the Middle East.
• 14.25 a.m. Trinity recommends adjusting portfolios to cope with the "US-Iran conflict," highlighting PTTEP and gold as good safe havens.
• 14.18 a.m. CIMB Thai points to three scenarios of a price war that could push oil prices to $120 and cause a sharp weakening of the baht, amidst a fiscal vacuum in Thailand.
• 14.08 a.m. Wall Street goes into “Haven First” mode to deal with the Iranian crisis.
• 13.54 a.m. Bluebell sees a Middle Eastern conflict driving up oil prices, but is watching for a possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which could put pressure on inflation.
• 13.37 a.m. Thai stocks closed down 29.19 points in the morning session as investors reduced risk following heightened tensions in the Middle East.
• 13.16 a.m. The Excise Department is ready to manage oil prices and cope with the impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
• 12.35 a.m. The global oil trade is heading towards a crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to shake the global economy.
• 12.22 a.m. Millions of migrant workers face risks after Iran retaliates against the attack.
• 12.18 a.m. A major marine insurance company will end its coverage against war risks in the Persian Gulf, effective March 5, 69.
• 11.50 a.m. The Ministry of Tourism has ordered close monitoring of the conflict in the Middle East and affirms that Thailand is ready to take care of tourists.
• 11.43 a.m. DELTA bravely fought through the Middle East conflict, its stock price soaring to a high of 292 baht, helping to support the Thai stock market.
• 11.40 a.m. Iran has rejected negotiations with the United States, blaming Trump for the chaos.
• 11.24 a.m. "Trump administration officials" admit there is no intelligence indicating that "Iran" was preparing to attack the United States first.
• 11.12 a.m. Bitkub announces readiness to trade Tether Gold in response to the Iran-Israel situation.
• 11.08 a.m. From attack to retaliation: Where is the "Iran conflict" heading?
• 10.31 a.m. The Thai Chamber of Commerce warns that the Strait of Hormuz poses a risk to the Thai economy, exacerbating energy and logistics costs.
• 10.28 a.m. The Trump administration requests a postponement of the $1.7 billion import tariff case.
• 10.15 a.m. Thai stocks plunged 2% in the morning session, with the index down 31.47 points, amid concerns over the Middle East crisis.
• 10.02 a.m. Soybean oil prices surged to their highest level in over two years, following crude oil prices, in response to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
• 10.00 a.m. The Prime Minister chaired a National Security Council meeting, reiterating Thailand's neutral stance and closely monitoring the situation.
• 09.57 a.m. With the energy sector acting as a strong buffer at 31%, how much resistance can Thai stocks withstand a crisis in the Middle East?
• 09.40 a.m. "World gold prices" surged for four consecutive days, reaching $5,390, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
• 09.38 a.m. The Finance Minister has called an urgent meeting with the Stock Exchange of Thailand and the Securities and Exchange Commission to discuss how to handle the capital market following the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East.
• 09.37 a.m. The Thai baht weakened due to tensions in the Middle East; fund outflows are being monitored.
• 09.24 a.m. Asian stock markets opened sharply lower following major attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran.
• 09.20 a.m. A massive explosion rocked Beirut, Lebanon, as Israel launched a heavy air campaign across the country.
• 09.16 a.m. Watch out for a sharp surge in oil prices, nearing $90. Global stocks are plummeting as markets fear a prolonged war.
• 09.17 a.m. Gold prices surged 1,150 baht today, driven by safe-haven buying and anticipation of a test of $5,450.
• 09.09 a.m. Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,500-1,540 point range. Keep an eye on the energy and gold sectors, which could benefit from rising oil prices.
• 09.01 a.m. Japan's leader condemned Iran's nuclear program but avoided giving a direct answer regarding a US-Israeli attack.
• 08.20 a.m. The Royal Air Force (RAF) has responded to a suspected drone attack on a British military base in Cyprus.
• 08.11 a.m. Trump vows "retaliation" and will continue attacks against Iran after three U.S. soldiers were killed.
• 07.32 a.m. From trade war to real war: The world faces an energy shock and a new wave of inflation risks.
• 03.29 a.m. The war has spread to AWS's digital infrastructure in the UAE, causing partial disruptions.

1 Mar 2569 

• 21.48 a.m. North Korea condemned the Israeli attacks and US military operations against Iran as "illegitimate aggression."
• 21.40 a.m. Iran insists it will not close the Strait of Hormuz, stating that pressure should be placed on the United States and Israel to end the war.
• 21.36 a.m. OPEC+ increased oil production by 206,000 barrels per day in April.
• 21.20 a.m. Oil prices surged 10% due to the conflict with Iran, with analysts suggesting they could reach $100.
• 21.03 a.m. Analysts expect gold to open $200 higher, potentially reaching a new all-time high of $5,600.
• 20.53 a.m. The U.S. warns commercial ships to avoid the Strait of Hormuz due to heightened tensions.
• 20.35 a.m. Three major Japanese shipping companies have suspended shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
• 20.20 a.m. Airlines have announced the cancellation of 59 flights. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has opened a center to monitor the tourism situation during this crisis.
• 19.47 a.m. Analysts predict oil prices will surge to $100 as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and OPEC+ increases production only slightly.
• 18.33 a.m. Minister Attaphol orders immediate action to suspend oil exports.
• 18.01 a.m. Dr. Ekniti orders the establishment of an "Economic War Room" to deal with tensions in the Middle East.
• 17.05 a.m. Alireza Arafí has ​​been appointed to the Iranian leadership.
• 16.58 a.m. SET, mai, TFEX, and LiVEx will resume trading as normal on March 2nd, while the situation is being closely monitored.
• 16.42 a.m. Analysts predict oil prices will surge to $100 as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and OPEC+ increases production only slightly.
• 15.46 a.m. Iran establishes a temporary "Government Council" following the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei.
• 15.01 a.m. Trump suggests a much easier path to diplomacy with Iran following the death of its Supreme Leader.
• 14.52 a.m. The US confirms that the offensive against Iran is not over and states that its military bases remain secure.
• 13.59 a.m. UN Secretary-General calls for an end to fighting before the conflict in the Middle East escalates.
• 13.28 a.m. Supajee instructed trade envoys to closely monitor the Middle Eastern conflict and expedite assessments of its impact on specific product categories.
• 13.07 a.m. Thai Airways is operating flights as normal and is closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East.
• 12.27 a.m. Kasikorn Asset Management views the worst-case scenario in Iran, where the Strait of Hormuz is closed, as oil prices are expected to surge to $90.
• 12.06 a.m. The Prime Minister will convene a National Security Council meeting tomorrow, March 2nd, to address the potential conflict in the Middle East.
• 11.58 a.m. Police have stepped up security measures nationwide to cope with the crisis in the Middle East.
• 11.46 a.m. Iran has announced the most powerful attack in its military history.
• 11.37 a.m. Israel launched a new round of attacks against Iran after the US and Israeli jointly killed the Supreme Leader.
• 11.36 a.m. China condemned the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, demanded an immediate ceasefire, and urged the evacuation of its citizens.
• 11.29 a.m. Who will succeed Iran's Supreme Leader after the absence of a clear successor?
• 11.16 a.m. Why did the US attack Iran?
• 11.06 a.m. Iranian missiles launched into Gulf states underscore the risk of escalating war and intensify tensions with US allies.
• 10.31 a.m. The Iranian crisis is shaking the world stage, with US allies supporting the operation while Asia calls for a ceasefire.
• 10.30 a.m. Airlines cancel 32 flights; Suvarnabhumi Airport rushes to assist passengers.
• 09.47 a.m. Congress is preparing to vote on limiting the power to wage war after Trump's attack on Iran failed to pass Congress.
• 09.36 a.m. Iranian media confirms that Supreme Leader Khamenei has died.
• 09.28 a.m. New Yorkers gathered to protest against the U.S. attack on Iran.
• 09.13 a.m. The Minister of Labour has ordered a delay in sending Thai workers to countries at risk of war and has opened a 24-hour war room for coordination.
• 08.59 a.m. Bitcoin surged back into the $66,000 zone, defying the war sentiment, following news of the Iranian leader's death.
• 08.39 a.m. Before launching the attack on Iran, Trump received a "high-risk, high-reward" report.
• 08.35 a.m. OPEC+ is looking to increase oil production more than expected after Saudi Arabia and the UAE accelerated exports to cope with risks from the Middle East.
• 08.32 a.m. A luxury hotel in Dubai was attacked; Iran launched a retaliatory strike across the region.
• 07.39 a.m. The Ministry of Energy is closely monitoring the situation in Iran and preparing measures to address both price and reserve requirements should the situation drag on.
• 06.41 a.m. Trump announces that Iran's Supreme Leader has died.
• 01.00 a.m. The Prime Minister is urgently evacuating Thai citizens from Iran and Israel back to Thailand, preparing for potential economic impacts.

28 Feb 69

• 23.28 a.m. Iran signals a ban on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz; EU says there is no official closure order yet.
• 23.10 a.m. Amorntep believes the Middle East conflict is likely to end soon and won't be prolonged, suggesting investors look for opportunities to sell gold for profit and buy riskier assets.
• 22.55 a.m. Energy Ministry responds to the situation in Iran, confirms 61 days' supply of oil reserves.
• 22.39 a.m. China demands an immediate ceasefire after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
• 21.00 a.m. Germany, France, and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement condemning Iran.
• 20.55 a.m. The US and Israel launched a major attack on Iran; four US military bases were attacked in retaliation.
• 20.50 a.m. Airlines worldwide have halted flights to the Middle East, and many countries have closed their airspace following the US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
• 20.49 a.m. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has established a War Room to closely monitor the crisis in the Middle East and is urgently warning Thai citizens to leave high-risk areas.
• 20.40 a.m. The Ministry of Labour has ordered 24-hour readiness to care for Thai workers in Israel.
• 19.07 a.m. CAAT warns travelers to check their travel plans due to the Israeli-Iran conflict.
• 17.22 a.m. YLG is temporarily suspending online gold trading services. Normal service will resume on March 2nd, from 10:00 AM onwards.
• 16.50 a.m. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns Thai citizens in Iran and Israel to leave the area immediately.
• 16.38 a.m. Hua Seng Heng (Mae Thong Suk) has temporarily suspended online gold and gold bar trading following the US and Israel's joint attack on Iran.
• 16.24 a.m. The US and Israel join forces to attack Iran. INVX sees a 60% chance of a quick resolution. Oil prices temporarily rise to $80.
• 16.15 a.m. PTTEP, PTT, TOP, and SPRC shares benefited from the US and Israel's joint attack on Iran.
• 16.05 a.m. Trump orders Operation Epic Fury to strike Iran, risking regional escalation.
• 15.28 a.m. The U.S. embassy in Bahrain warned citizens to take shelter in their homes.
• 15.20 a.m. Trump sends a message to the Iranian people, declaring that the hour of freedom has arrived.
• 15.11 a.m. Trump orders offensive against Iran, vowing it's a "major operation" aimed at eliminating missiles.
• 14.05 a.m. Israel has declared it would launch a "preemptive strike" against Iran in an attempt to eliminate the nuclear threat.