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Asian stock markets plunged! The KOSPI dropped nearly 6%, the Nikkei fell more than 3%, while the Hang Seng index closed slightly higher.
Asian stock markets mostly closed lower today (August 19, 2569), with South Korean and Japanese markets falling sharply and Chinese markets dropping more than 2%.Thai stocks closed down 8.07 points in the morning session, consolidating in line with international markets. Selling pressure on DELTA weighed on the market, but banks and hospitals helped to support it.
หุ้นไทยภาคเช้า วันที่ 19 ส.ค. ปิดที่ 1,613.55 จุด ลดลง 8.07 จุด มูลค่าซื้อขาย 68,259 ล้านบาท รับตัวลงตามตลาดต่างประเทศ แรงขาย DELTA ตามกลุ่มเทคฯ โลก และ TTB จากปัจจัยเฉพาะตัว อย่างไรก็ดี ...US stocks continue to fall! Rising bond yields and high oil prices weigh on the market. Attention is focused on the Federal Reserve's interest rate direction.
U.S. stock markets fell for a third consecutive day on Tuesday (August 18, 2026), pressured by soaring government bond yields to their highest levels in decades.Asian stock markets fell! The Nikkei and South Korea plunged, while China and Hong Kong closed slightly higher.
Asian stock markets closed mostly lower today (August 19, 2569), with Japan and South Korea falling sharply, while China and Hong Kong saw slight gains.Asia Plus recommends a defensive approach for Thai stocks, highlighting PTTEP, CPF, and DELTA to weather the fragile market and economic recession risk.
Asia Plus recommends a defensive stance for the Thai stock market, highlighting PTTEP, CPF, and DELTA to mitigate the economic slowdown following weak Q2 69 GDP growth and the risk of a technical recession in Q3.Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the range of 1,610-1,640 points, with attention focused on potential pressure on oil prices from the Middle East.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways within the range of 1,610-1,640 points today, August 18th, as US-Iran tensions pressure oil prices and bond yields. Domestic factors such as better-than-expected corporate earnings and Q2 26 GDP figures are supporting the market.Global stock markets are volatile! Rising oil prices are pressuring stocks, while a weaker dollar is supporting gold. Investors are watching for a potential US-Iran conflict.
U.S. stock markets closed lower on Monday, pressured by rising oil prices and soaring U.S. bond yields, as tensions between the U.S. and Iran continued after neither side renewed the ceasefire agreement. Gold rose on a weaker dollar and expectations that the Federal Reserve might not rush to raise interest rates.Thai stocks closed up 17.38 points, boosted by better-than-expected Q2/69 GDP figures from listed companies and buying support from DELTA.
Thai stocks closed today, August 17th, at 1,626.44 points, up 17.38 points, with a trading value of 75,660 million baht, boosted by positive corporate earnings.Asian stock markets closed higher! The Nikkei, China, and Hong Kong all rose, while South Korea was closed.
Asian stock markets closed higher today (August 17, 2569), with Japan, China, and Hong Kong rising, while South Korea's stock market was closed in observance of Freedom Day.Thai stocks closed 16.96 points higher in the morning session, supported by buying in large-cap stocks and in response to better-than-expected Q2/69 GDP figures.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on August 17th at 1,626.02 points, up 16.96 points, with a trading value of 44,170 million baht. The rise followed international stock markets and was further supported by buying in large-cap stocks, particularly in the electronics components sector. Additionally, positive Q2/69 earnings reports and GDP figures also contributed to the gains.
