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Market Overview as of 22 Jan 2025: SET closed at 1,361.77 up by 9.24 points

by Abhishek Prakash
January 22, 2025
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As of January 22, 2025, the market closed with the SET index at 1,361.77, up by 9.24 points. Top-performing indices included SET50 at 890.71 (+6.86) and SETESG at 842.62 (+4.94). Trading highlights show BBL up by 3.30% at 156.50 Baht and KTB up 5.50% at 23.00 Baht. The total trading value was 38,004.05 million Baht.

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  • Market Overview as of 22 Jan 2025:
    • SET index closed at 1,361.77, up by 9.24 points, with a high of 1,363.92 and a low of 1,355.22. Total trading volume was 7,820,671,000 shares with a value of 43,896.02 million Baht.
    • Other indices such as SET50, SET100, and sSET showed positive changes, while SETWB fell by 2.77 points.
    • The SETTRI index stood at 10,158.77, increasing by 90.40 points.
  • Trading Summary as of 21 Jan 2025:
    • Total trading value was 38,004.05 million Baht.
    • Institutional investors recorded a net sell of -18.89 million Baht, proprietary traders -112.34 million Baht, and individuals -39.14 million Baht.
    • Foreign investors had a net buying position of 170.36 million Baht.
  • Top 5 Stocks:
    • BBL closed at 156.50 Baht, up by 3.30%, with a trading value of 3,458,239.30 thousand Baht.
    • KTB at 23.00 Baht, up by 5.50%, with 2,803,591.27 thousand Baht.
    • KBANK at 159.50 Baht, an increase of 0.63%, and valued at 2,463,589.55 thousand Baht.
    • DELTA moved to 147.00 Baht, rising by 3.16%, and had a value of 2,220,026.10 thousand Baht.
    • CPALL decreased by 1.76% to 55.75 Baht, with a value of 1,799,042.83 thousand Baht.

As of today, global markets are embroiled in a mixed bag of performance driven by various economic indicators, geopolitical tensions, and sector-specific dynamics. Investors around the world are navigating through a myriad of influences, aiming to decipher the underlying trends that could shape the financial landscape in the near future.

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Starting with the United States, Wall Street exhibited modest gains as stocks rebounded after facing fluctuations earlier in the week. Tech giants continued to capture the spotlight with their robust earnings reports, showcasing resilience amid broader economic uncertainties. The Nasdaq Composite led the way, buoyed by strong performances from key technology stocks. However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average remained relatively flat, reflecting investor caution in traditional sectors. The Federal Reserve’s recent signals of potential interest rate hikes to combat inflation have added a layer of complexity, causing market players to weigh the implications of a tighter monetary policy.

Across the Atlantic, European markets displayed a more varied picture. The FTSE 100 surged, supported by strong oil and gas stocks as energy prices continued to climb. Meanwhile, the DAX in Germany faced downward pressure due to weaker-than-expected industrial production data, igniting concerns over Europe’s economic recovery. The European Central Bank’s cautious stance on interest rates fosters a “wait and see” approach, with investors keenly observing any policy shifts that might influence market trajectories.

Over in Asia, markets saw divergent trends. The Nikkei 225 in Japan recorded gains, propelled by a weaker yen boosting export-oriented companies. Simultaneously, the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong experienced selling pressure amid regulatory concerns and slowing growth in China. Chinese shares struggled as investors digested a raft of economic data pointing to slower industrial output and retail sales, casting shadows over the pace of China’s recovery post-pandemic.

Commodity markets also witnessed notable movements. Crude oil prices edged higher, driven by supply concerns and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Gold prices, however, stabilized as investors balanced between its traditional safe-haven appeal and the prospect of rising interest rates impacting demand.

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Currencies reflected the broader market jitters, with the U.S. dollar strengthening against major counterparts. The euro and the British pound faced headwinds amid ongoing economic challenges and political uncertainties in the region.

On a broader scale, geopolitical developments continue to play a pivotal role. Ongoing conflicts and diplomatic standstills have reverberated across markets, injecting bouts of volatility and underscoring the fragile nature of global economic stability.

As the day unfolds, market participants remain vigilant, keeping a close watch on key economic releases and geopolitical developments. The global market scenario today underscores a complex interplay of factors, reiterating the need for strategic navigation to mitigate risks and harness emerging opportunities.

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