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Foreign analysts are positive about the dissolution of parliament, supporting a recovery in the Thai stock market.
International analysts view the dissolution of parliament to prepare for an early election as a key positive factor in resolving uncertainty and supporting the Thai stock market. -
Thai stocks closed slightly higher, up 0.56 points, driven by speculation in the non-bank and advertising sectors ahead of the election and anticipation of a Bank of Thailand interest rate cut.
Thai stocks closed today, December 12th, at 1,254.10 points, up 0.56 points, with a trading value of 36,693.42 million baht. The market remained stable following news of the government's dissolution of parliament. -
NTT DOCOMO GLOBAL partners with Ascend Commerce to drive strategic growth in Thailand.
NTT DOCOMO GLOBAL, Inc. announced the signing of a Share Subscription Agreement to acquire a 20% stake in Ascend Commerce. -
Asian stock markets closed higher, boosted by the Fed's interest rate cut and other policy support.
Asian stock markets closed higher across the region today (December 12, 2568), following Wall Street's record highs. -
Chinese real estate stocks surged in response to government policies focusing on city-specific market stimulus measures.
Chinese and Hong Kong real estate stocks rallied strongly after the central economic council signaled continued measures to support the market. -
Thai stocks closed slightly higher in the morning session, up 0.29 points, boosted by positive sentiment regarding the dissolution of Congress. Attention is focused on President Trump's talks with the Prime Minister and heightened border tensions.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on December 12th at 1,253.83 points, up 0.29 points, with a trading value of 22,997 million baht, boosted by news of the government dissolving parliament. -
Asian stock markets opened higher after Wall Street hit new record highs, boosted by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut.
Asian stock markets opened higher, following Wall Street's record highs as the Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit new records. The Nikkei 225 (+0.96%) and Hang Seng (+0.71%) also rose. -
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,230-1,260 point range. Watch for a potential dissolution of parliament or new elections, which could provide short-term support to the market.
Thai stocks are expected to fluctuate within the range of 1,230-1,260 points today, December 12th, under pressure from the potential dissolution of parliament amidst heightened political tensions. -
Dow Jones surges over 600 points! Cyclical stocks lead the market – investors flock to buy ahead of the Fed's interest rate cut.
U.S. and European stock markets rallied on Thursday (December 11, 2025) as investors reacted strongly to the Federal Reserve's third interest rate cut. -
Thai stocks closed down 16.33 points, pressured by DELT, profit-taking in AOT, and the market awaiting clarity on TISA.
Thai stocks closed today, December 11th, at 1,253.54 points, down 16.33 points (-1.29%), with a trading value of 28,929.61 million baht. The market was pressured by selling pressure on DELTA shares due to negative sentiment.






























