The Dow Jones closed negative for 4 consecutive days, while the Nasdaq rebounded to close in positive territory. After US bond yields slowed down Meanwhile, investors are keeping an eye on the earnings of listed companies and important US economic data this week.

Thai stocks today, 20 Oct. Analysts expect them to fall into the range of 1,400-1,440 points. Pressure factors: US bond yields surge. and the situation in the Middle East On the positive side, the bank budget looks good. Upstream Energy Group

Thai stocks today, 19 Oct. Analysts expect to swing down, with the first support level at 1,430 points, worried that the Fed will keep interest rates high for a long time. Bond yield surges past 4.9%, along with concerns over Israeli war Domestic factors follow bank budgets.

The Dow Jones closed down more than 300 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 dropped more than 1%. The market was pressured by the surge in US bond yields. Including concerns about the situation in the Middle East that is likely to escalate.

Asian stock markets opened negative, the Nikkei index fell 330 points. Investors keep an eye on China-Japan economic data this week, while the South Korean central bank prepares to announce its decision on policy interest rates on 19 Nov.

Thai stocks today, Oct. 10, are hoping to recover. Analysts give resistance at 1,450 points. Investors absorb news of the Israel-Hamas conflict. Bond yields rest after Dallas Fed officials Express your opinion on the direction of US interest rates.

The Dow Jones closed positive while the Nasdaq rose more than 1% after U.S. private sector employment figures came in lower than expected. This resulted in the US bond yield falling. It is also a factor supporting the expectation that the Fed may delay raising interest rates.

Asian stock markets opened negative, with the Nikkei index falling 470 points, South Korean stocks falling more than 2% after US bond yields rose to their highest in 16 years.

The Dow Jones closed down more than 400 points after the US revealed higher-than-expected job opening numbers. This makes the market concerned that the data will push the Fed to keep interest rates high for a long time.

The Dow Jones Index closed negative, with the market still pressured by the Fed's tendency to keep interest rates high for a long time to stem inflation. Watch this week's U.S. labor data. This includes non-agricultural employment figures for September.