Econ

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Econ

SET boosted by vaccine progress

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index closed at 1,354.31 today (July 15), up 13.24 points or 0.99 per cent. The volume of total transactions was Bt59.689 billion with an index high of 1,356.93 and a low of 1,344.76.
SET sees leap in big-lot deals as market reacts to news of Cabinet reshuffle

Big-lot transactions worth over Bt20 billion were executed in July in the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) in response to the news of an upcoming Cabinet reshuffle, experts said.
Gold price up amid US-China tensions, increasing Covid-19 cases

The price of gold rose by Bt50 per baht weight in morning trade on Wednesday (July 15), the Gold Traders Association reported.
Fears of second Covid-19 wave put SET on the defensive

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) Index rose by 9.95 points, or 0.74 per cent, to 1,351.02 in the morning session on Wednesday (July 15).
Stocks climb in volatile trading; dollar weakens

U.S. stocks rose in volatile trading, led by gains in the energy, materials and industrial sectors. The dollar weakened to a five-week low and Treasurys were little changed.

SET boosted by vaccine progress

SET sees leap in big-lot deals as market reacts to news of Cabinet reshuffle

Gold price up amid US-China tensions, increasing Covid-19 cases

Fears of second Covid-19 wave put SET on the defensive

Stocks climb in volatile trading; dollar weakens

Bank of Thailand governor Veerathai Santiprabhob and other central bank executives meet with financial analysts on Tuesday to share their views on the latest economic situation.

Debt moratorium for small businesses not to go beyond October, says governor

Shop owners close their shops in the Passione mall, formerly known as Laem Thong, for two days of cleaning after an Egyptian soldier visited the mall and was later confirmed infected with Covid-19.

Rayong businesses hit hard by Egyptian Covid scare

Wall Street signals economic worry with rush to defensive assets

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Thailand extends long-term loan to improve power in two Yangon townships

Mutual fund assets drop more than 10% in 2020

Stocks decline after reaching covid crash high

OVEC aims to develop highly skilled workforce for EEC in five years

SCBS forecasts 27% drop in share values of SET-listed companies

Adviser to the PM Setthaput Suthiwart-Narueput is widely expected to be picked as next central bank governor.

PM's adviser leads race to become next BOT governor

Bt100 billion set aside to help small tourism operators hit by Covid-19

Worries over US-China conflict pulls down SET after positive morning session

BEM and BTS fight over Bt140bn Orange line project

This may be the right time to invest in shipping firms: analyst

Gold price up slightly amid hopes of economic recovery, effective Covid-19 drug

SET rebounds on news of effective Covid-19 drug

Airports Dept eyes Bt5.8bn budget for 2021 upgrades

Energy Ministry revises plan on developing community power plants

Bank deposits swell as investors avoid risk assets in uncertain times

Alexander Lacik, chief executive officer of Pandora, at the company's headquarter offices in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Aug. 19, 2019. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Carsten Snejbjerg.

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