Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,577.81 points, increased 35.47 points or 2.30%, with a trading value of THB 71.95 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai market outperformed its regional peers, with support from DELTA’s rebound and buying forces in big-caps from various sectors. This was due to the strengthened baht.
For tomorrow, the analyst expects the Thai market to move sideways-up, with robust momentum after the SET Index broke through the 1,560 threshold, though there are no new catalysts.
The analyst also recommends investors closely monitor the U.S. employment figures, as well as the Middle East situation.
Unofficial election results reveal that Chadchart Sittipunt has secured a second term as Bangkok Governor, capturing more than 1.4 million votes as the vote count reached 95%.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) reported a strong performance in the first half of 2026, with the SET Index up over 25%. President Asadej Kongsiri highlighted improved average daily trading value alongside robust dividend payments by listed companies as attracting factors despite persisting global uncertainty due to geopolitical factors.
The Thai bourse is also working with the Board of Investment (BOI) on the “BOI IPO” initiative, aiming to allow New Economy companies to raise funds and establish Thailand as a regional investment and fundraising hub.
Seoul is intensifying its bid for global AI supremacy by committing approximately 900 trillion won ($583 billion) toward semiconductor infrastructure. This strategic capital deployment aims to secure South Korea’s grip on the memory market amid a revitalized U.S. industrial push under President Donald Trump.
