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UBS identifies a buyback opportunity for AI and chip stocks, believing that selling pressure on these stocks is nearing its end.
UBS advises investors to gradually accumulate AI and chip stocks, believing that selling pressure on current stocks is nearing its end, after hedge funds reduced their positions by 5%. -
Asia Plus points to the risk of three wars worldwide, driving up oil prices and causing fund flows to shift into Thai stocks by 4.4 billion baht.
Asia Plus Securities assesses that global markets face pressure from tensions in the Middle East, trade wars, and technology wars, driving capital flows into oil stocks. -
BBLAM receives two awards for best fund at the Money & Banking Awards 2026.
Bualuang Asset Management Co., Ltd. (BBLAM) received two awards for best fund at the Money & Banking Awards 2026, organized by Money & Banking magazine on July 15th. -
Asian stock markets opened higher, boosted by buying in chip stocks, as investors awaited earnings reports from big tech companies and developments in the Middle East.
Asian stock markets opened higher, boosted by a recovery in semiconductor stocks. Investors are also monitoring earnings reports from major US technology companies and the situation in the Middle East. -
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,630-1,660 point range, supported by fund inflows and easing tensions in the Middle East.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways within the range of 1,630-1,660 points today, July 21st, supported by continued inflows of foreign capital. -
Dow Jones plunges over 300 points! Rising oil prices weigh on the market as investors watch for a potential US-Iran conflict and quarterly earnings reports.
U.S. stock markets fell on Monday, as rising oil prices driven by tensions between the U.S. and Iran weighed on major indices. However, investors still bought some semiconductor stocks to recover from the previous week's sharp declines. Meanwhile, markets are awaiting earnings reports from listed companies scheduled for release this week. -
Thai stocks closed up 6.96 points, boosted by better-than-expected TTB earnings, which stimulated bank flows.
Thai stocks closed today, July 20th, at 1,646.00 points, up 6.96 points, with a trading value of 93,400.46 points. The rise was driven by buying in the banking sector following TTB's announcement of its Q2/69 financial results. -
Asian stock markets closed mixed! The Hang Seng and China indices surged higher, while South Korea fell sharply and Japan was closed.
Asian stock markets closed mixed today (July 20, 2569), with Chinese and Hong Kong markets rising driven by buying in technology stocks and renewed confidence. -
KGI Wins Best Securities Company of the Year 2569 Award, Reinforcing its Leadership in the Thai Securities Business.
KGI Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited, or KGI, has won the prestigious award for Best Securities Company of the Year 2569. -
KGI Wins Best Securities Company of the Year 2569 Award, Reinforcing its Leadership in the Thai Securities Business.
Mr. Chi-Sheng Niu, Managing Director of KGI Securities (Thailand) Public Company Limited, won the award […]































