Tag: SET Index

Thailand's market is expected to remain stable with no major catalysts. Global sentiment improved slightly after Wall Street's gains. Domestic stimulus measures were delayed, shifting focus to other investments. SET support at 1,180, resistance at 1,200

The Thai stock market on 9 May 2025 is expected to move sideways-up, following the positive momentum in Asian markets. The SET Index has a resistance level at 1,220 points and a support level at 1,200 points.

Thailand’s stock market is experiencing heightened volatility as investors weigh concerns over slowing economic growth and global market pressures.

Asia Plus Securities predicts a sideways-up trend for the Thai market, supported by Songkran holidays and U.S. tariff exemptions on electronics. SET Index resistance at 1,140, support at 1,120.

Asia Plus expects Thai market to dip Friday amid U.S.-China trade war fears, SET Index support at 1,120, resistance at 1,140. Yesterday, SET rose 4.21% to 1,133.95. (30 words) Thai Stock Market Slips Amid Global Economic Uncertainty Bangkok, 11 April ...

FSSIA anticipates the Thai market to trend sideways to downward, driven by an investment slowdown and the impact of U.S. tariffs. The SET Index faces pressure from the energy sector, with support levels at 1,140-1,155 points and resistance at 1,165-1,173 ...

CGS International Securities expects SET Index volatility influenced by U.S. markets and tariff uncertainties. Thailand's GDP growth projected at 2.3% for 2025. BOT likely to cut interest rates.

Thailand’s daily gain on March 19 contrasts with losses or minimal gains in Japan, Australia, and Hong Kong, but its YTD decline highlights deeper structural challenges not as pronounced in larger, more diversified markets like South Korea or Japan.