Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,235.30 points, decreased 6.90 points or 0.56%, with a trading value of THB 37.42 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai market continued to exhibit a weak performance due to selling pressures from big-cap stocks in the finance, hospital, and retail sectors, as domestic institutional investors are rebalancing their portfolios.
Meanwhile, telecommunication, banking, and petrochemicals stocks exhibited a somewhat positive trend, moving sideways-up.
For tomorrow, the analyst recommends investors closely monitor the key supporting level of 1,230 points for a possible rebound, while also paying attention to the U.S. CPI and the banking sector earnings reports.
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