# SET closed at 1,447.90 down 3.79 points, with a trading volume of 9,675,591 shares

- Link: https://www.thailand-business-news.com/set/164159-set-closed-at-1447-90-down-3-79-points-with-a-trading-volume-of-9675591-shares
- Published: 2024-09-23T18:52:58+07:00
- Author: Abhishek Prakash

As of September 23, 2024, Thailand’s SET index closed at 1,447.90, down 3.79 points,
with a trading volume of 9,675,591 shares valued at 50,687.49 million Baht. The 
top five stocks included BDMS (+1.64%), BANPU (-1.35%), KBANK (+0.32%), PTTEP (-
0.72%), and EA (+2.79%). Total trading value reached 50,673.11 million Baht.

## Key Points

 * **Market Overview (as of 23 Sep 2024)**:
    - SET Index: 1,447.90 (-3.79), Volume: 9,675,591 shares, Value: 50,687.49 M.
      Baht
    - SET50 Index: 913.23 (-0.36), Volume: 1,482,417 shares, Value: 32,491.58 M.
      Baht
    - SET100 Index: 1,994.12 (-3.74), Volume: 2,651,852 shares, Value: 42,480.55
      M.Baht
 * **Trading Summary**:
    - Total Trading Value: 50,673.11 M.Baht
    - Institutional Net: -184.88 M.Baht, Proprietary Net: +520.33 M.Baht, Foreign
      Net: +434.81 M.Baht, Individual Net: -770.26 M.Baht
 * **Top 5 Stocks**:
    - BDMS: 31.00 (+1.64%), Value: 2,654,802.50
    - BANPU: 7.30 (-1.35%), Value: 2,137,136.67
    - KBANK: 158.00 (+0.32%), Value: 1,962,346.55
    - PTTEP: 137.00 (-0.72%), Value: 1,851,255.60
    - EA: 9.20 (+2.79%), Value: 1,844,656.15

**Global Market Roundup: A Comprehensive Overview**

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As of October 2023, financial markets worldwide are grappling with a mixture of 
economic optimism and looming uncertainties. Investors are navigating through various
factors that are shaping market dynamics, including inflation trends, central bank
policies, geopolitical tensions, and overall economic recovery signals.

**Stock Market Performance**

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The stock markets in major economies exhibited varied performances. In the United
States, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ showed resilience, buoyed by strong earnings 
reports from technology and consumer discretionary sectors. Analysts noted that 
tech stocks, in particular, benefited from an ongoing digital transformation spurred
by pandemic-related shifts in consumer behavior. However, concerns over inflation
and the possibility of tightened monetary policies by the Federal Reserve caused
some volatility.

In Europe, the Stoxx 600 Index reflected a mixed sentiment. While some markets like
Germany’s DAX saw gains due to robust industrial production data, others faltered
under the weight of persistent inflation concerns and political uncertainties in
the UK surrounding Brexit negotiations. Investors are closely monitoring the European
Central Bank’s stance, especially regarding interest rates, as many European nations
wrestle with higher-than-expected inflation.

**Emerging Markets Dynamics**

Emerging markets presented a contrast to their developed counterparts. In Asia, 
Chinese markets faced headwinds due to ongoing regulatory crackdowns and property
sector woes, prompting cautious sentiment among investors. In contrast, India’s 
equity market rallied, driven by strong domestic consumption and favorable government
policies aimed at boosting economic growth.

Latin American markets also showed resilience, with Brazil leading the way after
a surge in commodity prices, particularly in agriculture and energy. However, political
instability in some countries, like Argentina, posed risks that traders were closely
assessing.

**Commodity and Currency Market Movements**

On the commodities front, oil prices stabilized after a period of volatility, as
OPEC+ reaffirmed its commitment to curbing production in response to fluctuating
demand. Gold prices, a traditional safe-haven asset, continued to linger low due
to a stronger dollar and rising yield rates.

In currency markets, the U.S. dollar remained strong against other currencies, driven
by expectations of continual interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Conversely,
the euro weakened due to inflationary pressures that persisted across the Eurozone.