Somporn Chitpentom, secretary-general of NSF, said Tuesday that return on investment should reach 5-7 per cent next year, up from 2-3 per cent currently, when it can invest in the stock market. 
The fund aims for a 10-15-per-cent weighting in SET 50 stocks. 
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