Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,346.23 points, decreased 0.31 points or 0.02%, with a trading value of THB 57.38 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai market moved sideways within a limited range due to selling pressure from DELTA and ADVANC. Meanwhile, the losses were offset by buying force from other big-cap stocks.
For tomorrow, the analyst expects the Thai market to mirror today’s movement, recommending investors monitor volatility in foreign markets during the earnings season.
Thai Summit Group was reportedly exploring a potential sale of its business as global EV adoption pressures legacy auto suppliers. However, the group later dismissed the rumor, stating that such claims are untrue and reassuring investors and business partners of its ongoing stability.
Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, is decreasing its allocation to US dollar assets amid the weakening of the greenback and increased volatility. The firm is directing clients towards greater diversification, particularly in European and emerging-market investments.
TSMC has announced plans to manufacture advanced 3-nanometer semiconductors at its new facility in Kumamoto, Japan, marking a strategic enhancement of its technology roadmap in the country. This move signals a significant milestone for Japan’s semiconductor ambitions and could impact key sectors reliant on next-generation chip technology.
