The market was buoyant on optimism on Thailand's economic growth after its fourth-quarter GDP was significantly higher than a year earlier and earnings of Thai listed companies
improved, although concerns of US and European economies remained putting pressure on the investment mood.
The composite index ended February at 1,541.58 points, up 10.75 percent from the end of last year. However, foreign investors reversed themselves to become net
sellers of shares worth US$574 million in February after being net buyers for three consecutive months.
The SET's market capitalisation ended the month at Bt13.14 trillion ($440 billion), up 11.04 per cent from the end of last year. The forward P/E ratio for the SET was at 14.18 times, up from 13.59 a month ago.