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Spotlight on fourth-quarter earnings

Business, Published on 06/01/2024

» Now that the US Federal Reserve has started to signal that interest rates will fall this year, funds have increasingly returned to equities.

BUSINESS

Be careful of the turning tide

Business, Piyasak Manason, Published on 09/09/2020

» As we expected, the global and Thai economies have reached low points not seen in decades and have begun to recover gradually in recent weeks. But in terms of investing, we are beginning to see a significant shift in the theme.

BUSINESS

Is this the turning point?

Business, Piyasak Manason, Published on 25/07/2020

» In our last column we warned about the great uncertainties surrounding the divergence of the economic and investment worlds, and how they may converge due to the rise of those uncertainties. It is possible that we may begin to see a turning point this month.

BUSINESS

Not the time to sell

Business, Published on 21/07/2018

» The SET index touched an all-time-high intra-day peak of 1,852 points at the end of February this year. By the end of June, it was 14% off that peak, falling to around 1,600. One of the chief culprits was extreme foreign fund outflows.

BUSINESS

SET pain done but trade war a worry

Business, Published on 14/07/2018

» Market recap: Thai shares managed to stage a mild rebound over the past week amid volatility on global bourses. Renewed worries over a fresh round of US-China trade tensions weighed on overall sentiment.

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BUSINESS

Dovish tone from yellen heartens equity investors

Business, Published on 17/07/2017

» Recap: Most Asian stock markets gained last week as investors took their cue from another all-time closing high for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, while dovish comments from the Federal Reserve on the interest rate outlook also bolstered risk sentiment. Oil prices also rallied but the impact on the energy-heavy Thai bourse was limited.