Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,588.68 points, decreasing by 6.48 points or 0.41%, with a trading value of THB 72.56 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai stock market moved lower later in the session due to external negative factors.
These include surging crude prices from Middle East tensions, as well as rising bond yields from the Federal Reserve’s hawkish signal on policy rates, citing inflation concerns.
For tomorrow, the analyst expects the Thai benchmark to consolidate as investors wait for global pressure to subside.
Japan’s 10-year government bond yield climbed to the 3% threshold on Tuesday, reaching a level not seen since 1996. This historic surge reflects mounting inflation concerns, fiscal uncertainty, and signs of a shift in the Bank of Japan’s approach to monetary policy.
