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	The SET index at noon stayed at 1,371.12 points, shedding 8 points or 0.58 per cent, on turnover of Bt23.58 billion.</div>
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	On Wednesday, the index gained 0.47 per cent, rebounding from the 2.56 per cent loss on Tuesday.&nbsp;</div>
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	The Thai baht slightly weakened to Bt35.55 against US dollar at 2.14pm, from Bt35.53 yesterday.</div>

Stocks, baht down again

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