Thai composite stocks index (SET) closed on Monday at 1,388.40, down 40.68 points, or 2.85 per cent amid Bt34.71 billion turnover amid concerns over expanding&nbsp;Amnesty Bill protests in Bangkok and&nbsp;across the country. &nbsp; 
	Blue chip SET-50 index was at 949.84, down 27.43 points, or 2.81 per cent. 
	Top five most active (value) stocks: JAS, TRUE, AOT, KBANK, ADVANC. 
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SET index ends down 40.68 pts, 2.85 pct

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