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	Paiboon Nalinthrangkurn, president of the association and CEO of Tisco Securities, said Wednesday that the Stock Exchange of Thailand was undergoing a correction due to the global plunge in oil prices. However, the charter referendum could put pressure on the correction if it fails to pass.</div>
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SET could slide if |charter rejected

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