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The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) is holding a hearing on criteria for crypto ETFs, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum due to their high liquidity.
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) is holding a hearing on criteria for crypto ETFs in Thailand, initially focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum due to their high liquidity. The focus will be on strengthening investor protection and enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement, requiring Data Acquisition (DA) custodians to be primarily under SEC supervision. -
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.
Thai stocks closed today, April 10th, at 1,506.84 points, up 17.18 points, with a trading value of 43,883 million baht. The gains were driven by DELTA shares, which rose 17 points, as well as the electronics components sector, stemming from the positive demand outlook for electric vehicles (EVs)... -
Asian stock markets continued to rise! The Nikkei and KOSPI recovered, although Hormuz partially pressured the markets.
Asian stock markets mostly rose today (April 10, 2569), despite continued investor concerns over the not-yet-fully-open Strait of Hormuz. -
European stock markets opened higher, buoyed by a US-Iran ceasefire.
European stock markets opened higher, with the Stoxx 600 index up 0.2%, on signals of a US-Iran ceasefire, despite the agreement remaining fragile and the risk of a renewed conflict. -
Capital flows back into Asian tech stocks, reaching $7.9 billion, driven by the AI trend.
Capital flowed back into Asian tech stocks, reaching $7.9 billion, driven by the AI trend following the easing of the situation in the Middle East, although this remains below the heavy sales of $7 billion in March. -
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is pleased that over 143 companies have joined JUMP+, and is moving forward with its 3-year plan to boost revenue, profit, and shareholder returns.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) announced that its JUMP+ project has exceeded its target, with 143 listed companies participating from both the SET and mai exchanges. The SET is also moving forward with its three-year business plan, focusing on increasing revenue, profit, and shareholder returns, reflecting its commitment to enhancing the potential and value of Thai companies and strengthening the capital market in the long term. -
RATCH sold out its 3,500 billion baht green bond issue, with an interest rate of 1.94%.
RATCH's 3,500 billion baht green bond issue, with a 4-year maturity and an interest rate of 1.94% per annum, redeemable in 2573, was fully subscribed by institutional investors. The proceeds will be used to enhance the efficiency of the renewable energy portfolio. -
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.
The Thai stock market underwent a correction in March 2569, following regional trends, as investors worried about the US-Iran conflict and the impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. -
Thai stocks closed 13.69 points higher in the morning session, driven by buying in the electronics sector and led by DELTA.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on April 10th at 1,503.35 points, up 13.69 points, with a trading value of 24,821 million baht, driven by buying in the electronics sector. -
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) is holding a hearing on the criteria for Transition Bonds and Thailand Amber Bonds to promote Thai capital towards a green economy.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) is seeking public comments on regulations to support Transition Bonds and Thailand Amber Bonds, aiming to elevate the Thai capital market to become a fundraising mechanism for the transition.
