(RTTNews) – Thailand’s stock market fell in consecutive trading days, down nearly 30 aspects, or 2.2 percent, in addition to the mode. Shares in Thailand are now trading well above the 1,360 plateau, although there is no sign of bargain hunting on Friday.
The global outlook for Asian markets is not lit as US markets were closed on Thursday – while European markets were roughly unchanged with an upward bias, and Asian bourses are expected to have a study that leads.
The SET was lower on Thursday after losses in the Food , Consumers , Financials , Industrials , Real Estate , Convenience Resources , Providers and Technology sectors .
For the day, the index fell 24.75 points or 1.78 percent to settle at 1362.97 after trading between 1360.27 and 1385.34. The volume used to be 10.781 billion shares worth 46.901 billion baht. 481 shares advanced, 71 declined, and 115 ended unchanged.
Among many actives, Evolved Data fell 2.82 percent, while Thailand Airport slipped 0.84 percent, Asset World declined 2.33 percent, Banpu fell 4.63 percent, Bangkok Monetary institution fell 2 1.29 percent, Bangkok Dusit Medical fell 1.25 percent, B. Grimm fell 3.35 percent, BTS Group tumbled by 4.24 percent, CP All Public slipped 1.34 percent, Charoen Pokphand Foods stumbled 2.24 percent, Vitality Absolute climbed 1.10 percent, Gulf sank 1.29 percent, Kasikornbank retreated by 0.63 percent, Krung Thai Monetary institution fell by 0.92 percent, Krung Thai Card lost 1.00 percent. percent, PTT Oil & Retail slipped 2.46 percent, PTT Exploration and Production fell 2.79 percent, PTT World Chemical fell 6.05 percent, SCG Packaging fell 3.80 percent, Siam Commercial Monetary institution was down 0.42 percent, Siam Concrete was down 4.05 percent, Thai Oil was down 0. ninety nine percent, Magnificent Corporation was down 1.80 percent, TTB Monetary institution lost 2.70 percent, while PTT and Bangkok Throughway remained unchanged.
There is now no sign of Wall Road, as US financial markets were closed on Thursday in honor of former US President Jimmy Carter, who died in December at the age of 100.
Traders are looking ahead to a closely watched jobs report from the Labor Department at a later date, which could potentially provide additional clarity on the strength of the labor market.
Oil prices rose on Thursday on optimism about the outlook for global oil demand and a lack of expertise on sanctions against Iranian and Russian crude exports. February West Texas Intermediate Outrageous futures were up $0.60, or 0.82 percent, at $73.92 a barrel.
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