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Thai stocks closed down 7.28 points, weighed down by selling in the ICT and banking sectors. Investors are watching for volatility in the peace negotiations.
Thai stocks closed today, April 17th, at 1,482.45 points, down 7.28 points, with a trading value of 56,999 million baht. The decline continued as part of a consolidation phase after the index fell below 1,500 points. There may also be selling pressure due to reduced risk from US-Iran negotiations before the ceasefire expires early next week. Selling pressure was driven by the ICT and banking sectors.Thai stocks closed down 13.20 points in the morning session, due to a wait-and-see approach to US-Iran negotiations. Selling pressure was felt by DELTA and other large-cap stocks.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on April 17th at 1,476.53 points, down 13.20 points, with a trading value of 31,500 billion baht. The decline mirrored regional trends amid a wait-and-see period surrounding US-Iran peace negotiations.INSET joins JUMP+ to restructure and enhance efficiency, aiming to become a data center leader.
INSET joins the JUMP+ program to enhance operational efficiency, control costs, and systematically improve project management. This strengthens governance and transparency to create sustainable growth and elevate its position as a long-term leader in the data center business.Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,475-1,500 point range. Watch for geopolitical negotiations and Q1/69 earnings reports; opportunities for speculative trading may arise.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today, April 17th, within the range of 1,475-1,500 points. Analysts anticipate pressure from uncertainty surrounding international negotiations, but support from signs of easing tensions in the Middle East and buying interest in stocks that have corrected. Investors should watch for Q1/69 earnings reports.Thai stocks closed down 17.11 points, pressured by selling on DELTA and falling oil prices dragging down PTTEP. Attention is also focused on the second round of US-Iran negotiations.
Thai stocks closed today, April 16th, at 1,489.73 points, down 17.11 points, with a trading value of 81,680 million baht. The decline was driven by selling pressure on DELTA due to its placement on the Cash Balance list, and large-cap stock PTTEP, which fell in line with global oil prices.Thai stocks closed down 8.04 points in the morning session, impacted by DELTA being placed on the Cash Balance list and a drop in oil stocks.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on April 16th at 1,498.80 points, down 8.04 points, with a trading value of approximately 51,485 million baht. The decline was driven by selling pressure on DELTA, which faced selling pressure after being placed on the Cash Balance list.Thai stocks closed up 17.18 points, supported by DELTA and the automotive parts sector, although selling pressure weighed on large-cap stocks. Attention is focused on the peace negotiations.
Thai stocks closed today, April 10th, at 1,506.84 points, up 17.18 points, with a trading value of 43,883 million baht. The rise was driven by DELTA shares (up 17 points) and the electronics components sector, boosted by the accelerating demand for electric vehicles (EVs) due to high oil prices.The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) revealed that the SET index fell 5.24% in March, pressured by the Middle East crisis and soaring oil prices.
The Thai stock market underwent a correction in March 2569, following regional trends, as investors worried about the US-Iran conflict and the impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.Thai stocks closed 13.69 points higher in the morning session, driven by buying in the electronics sector and led by DELTA.
Thai stocks closed the morning session on April 10th at 1,503.35 points, up 13.69 points, with a trading value of 24,821 million baht, driven by buying in the electronics sector.Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today within the 1,475-1,500 point range. Watch for geopolitical factors and selling pressure ahead of the long holiday.
Thai stocks are expected to trade sideways today, April 10th, within the range of 1,475-1,500 points, analysts predict. Investors will monitor the situation regarding the war and domestic political factors. There is also a possibility of selling pressure due to risk reduction ahead of the long holiday weekend, despite short-term support from hopes of peace negotiations in the Middle East, weaker oil prices, and a slowdown in bond yields.
