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Narrow trading range seen as year winds down

The November trading range for the SET Index was between 1,610 and 1,640 points, in line with expectations. The peak for the month was 1,640.03 while the nadir was 1,610.75. The overall investment mood and tone were quite bearish due to a lack of catalysts for the market.

Bangkok Post

‘You’ll have to talk to the UK staff’: can global water investors be held to account?

Will Malaysia’s YTL, US-based BlackRock and Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison Holdings answer questions about environmental damage?

The Guardian - UK

Positioning for a fourth-quarter take-off

August was good to the Stock Exchange of Thailand with the index moving up 62.52 points, or 4% month-on-month, to close at 1,638.93 points. Average daily turnover improved significantly, climbing 21% to 70.7 billion baht, from only 58.3 billion in July.

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Limited upside with plenty of risks

The SET moved mostly sideways in July, opening at 1,568.33 points and closing at 1,576.41, representing just a 0.5% month-on-month rise. That said, there was a period during the month when the index took quite a swing, reaching a low of 1,517.51 in mid-July before rebounding to its peak of…

Bangkok Post

US Company Sues Israeli Army for ‘Stealing’ Military Technology Secrets

A US company that produces military technology filed a lawsuit at the Tel Aviv District Court against the Israeli Ministry of Defense and a brigadier general, claiming they stole technology secrets and used them in military training of combat units without permission. Conflict Kinetics (CK) filed a suit claiming the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Evening Standard

'January effect' keeping SET afloat

Since the beginning of this year, the Stock Exchange of Thailand has been trading in sideways-up mode on persistent foreign buying amid a generally upbeat "January effect". Popular blue chips among foreign players, such as Indorama Ventures (IVL) and Bangkok Bank (BBL), have performed rather well and partly offset selling…

Bangkok Post

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