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Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,580-1,610 points, pressured by international factors. Attention is focused on the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways within the range of 1,580-1,610 points today, September 15th, pressured by international factors including concerns over AI development. -
US stocks fall! AI and bond yields weigh on the market. Oil surges past $100. Watch for a Fed interest rate hike.
U.S. stock markets closed lower on Monday (September 14, 2569) weighed down by selling pressure on artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and rising U.S. bond yields. Oil prices also surged above $100 per barrel amid supply concerns. Investors are also watching closely for this week's Federal Reserve (Fed) monetary policy meeting. -
Thai stocks closed down 13.45 points, pressured by selling in DELTA and electronics stocks due to concerns over a Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
Thai stocks closed today, September 14th, at 1,591.07 points, down 13.45 points, with a trading value of 61,899 million baht. Selling pressure was seen in DELTA and the electronics sector, following the decline in global tech stocks. -
Asian stock markets closed mixed! The KOSPI plunged 3.26%, while the Hang Seng index bucked the trend to close higher.
Asian stock markets closed mixed today (September 14, 2569), with South Korea and Japan falling, while Chinese markets weakened slightly and Hong Kong closed higher. -
"Tech and chip stocks" fall across Asia, Europe, and the US after CEOs of tech giants unanimously call for a slowdown in AI development.
Tech and chip stocks fell across Asia, Europe, and the US after the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and Elon Musk agreed to slow down the development of advanced AI amid security concerns. -
European stock markets opened lower, with chip stocks plummeting, amid concerns over AI development and anticipation of meetings at the Fed, BOJ, and BoE.
European stock markets opened lower, concerned about the Middle East and the slowdown in AI development, pressuring chip stocks. Investors are also watching the results of the Fed, BOJ, and BoE meetings. -
KKP sees AI entering a new cycle, shifting the focus from "chips" to infrastructure, opening opportunities for Thailand to receive a new wave of FDI.
Kiatnakin Phatra Securities views the AI investment landscape as shifting from a focus on "chips" to the infrastructure supporting computing, including power systems, cooling systems, and data transmission. They point to an opportunity for Thailand to receive a new wave of FDI. -
Thai stocks closed lower in the morning session, down 9.64 points. DELTA led the decline after OpenAI postponed its IPO and concerns arose about a Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on September 14th at 1,594.88 points, down 9.64 points, with a trading value of 39,260 million baht. The decline was driven by selling pressure on DELTA and the electronics sector. -
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) has appointed Apisit Suksaakorn as Assistant Secretary-General for Digital Technology, effective January 1, 70.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) has appointed Apisit Suksaakorn as Assistant Secretary-General for Digital Technology, responsible for overseeing and auditing information technology risks, data management and analysis, and information technology. This appointment is effective from January 1, 2570. -
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) is hearing on adjusting fees for obtaining permits to offer DRs (Depositary Receipts) to reduce the burden on private companies.
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand) is seeking public comments on revisions to the fee structure for applying for DR (Depositary Receipt) licenses to align with Shelf Approval and Shelf Filing guidelines.
