Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,159.64 points, decreased 0.42 points or 0.04% with a trading value of THB 32.46 billion. The analyst stated that the Thai market traded sideways within a tight range as there were no new significant supporting factors, especially since there were no domestic driving forces to bolster the economy and investor confidence.
In addition, overseas factors were also characterized by uncertainties over U.S. protectionist measures, and concerns over economic recession.
For tomorrow, the analyst expects the Thai market to trade sideways.
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