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Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,610-1,632 points, with energy and commodities benefiting from rising oil prices.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways within the range of 1,610-1,632 points today, September 9th, as tensions in the Middle East push oil prices close to $100/barrel, supporting energy and commodity stocks. The market is also watching for US August CPI data, which will indicate the direction of the Federal Reserve's interest rates. -
Asian stock markets opened higher, with chip stocks surging on the AI trend, as investors await the Federal Reserve meeting on September 15-16.
Asian stock markets opened higher, led by the Kospi which rose 1% driven by buying in chip stocks. Brent crude oil surged to $99.50 amid US-Iran tensions. Attention is focused on the Federal Reserve meeting on September 15-16. -
The Dow Jones plummeted 628 points! Oil prices surged to near $100 amid concerns of a potential US-Iran conflict, pressuring global stock markets.
U.S. stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday after oil prices surged amid tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Investors were also concerned about inflationary pressures and the Federal Reserve's interest rate direction. European and UK markets were flat, while gold weakened ahead of the release of U.S. inflation data. -
Thai stocks closed up 3.07 points, boosted by the energy and petrochemical sectors, as investors awaited US inflation data.
Thai stocks closed today, September 8th, at 1,621.89 points, up 3.07 points, with a trading value of 66,138 million baht. The gains were driven by the energy and petrochemical sectors, led by TOP, PTTGC, and PTTEP. -
Asian stock markets closed lower! The Nikkei fell 1.7%, while the KOSPI and Hang Seng indices declined, and China jumped to higher levels.
Asian stock markets closed mostly in negative territory today (September 8, 2569), with Japan falling 1.7%, while South Korea and Hong Kong also declined. -
Webull closes deal to acquire 99.36% stake in Pi Securities, expanding into the Thai market and targeting 2 billion baht in AUM.
Webull is expanding its investment base in Thailand after acquiring a 99.36% stake in Pi Securities, valued at 3,200 billion baht, and is preparing to integrate AI technology into the venture. -
European stock markets opened lower, fueled by rising oil prices and concerns over stagflation. Watch for an ECB interest rate hike.
European stock markets opened lower after oil prices surged due to tensions in the Persian Gulf, increasing inflationary risks. Markets are also watching the ECB, which is expected to raise interest rates by 0.25%. -
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is revising its New Economy criteria to unlock IPO potential, aiming for listings to be traded within 90 days.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is moving forward with revising its New Economy regulations, paving the way for 10 new global industries by reducing the profit requirement to one year, and jointly establishing a sandbox with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with the goal of reducing processing times. -
Thai stocks closed down 0.99 points in the morning session, fluctuating slightly. Oil stocks helped offset tensions in the Middle East.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on September 8th at 1,617.83 points, down 0.99 points, with a trading value of 34,794 million baht. The market fluctuated within a range amid concerns over the situation in the Middle East. -
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) views the fundamentals of Thai stocks as strong, with listed companies' profits growing 22.2% in the first six months, supporting a 26.6% year-to-date increase in the SET index.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) revealed that the Thai stock market in August 2569 faced pressure from tensions in the Middle East and US bond yields, resulting in the SET closing at 1,595.16 points, down 1.8% from the previous month.
