The composite index plunged 36.71 points to 1,773.61 on a turnover of Bt9.208 billion, when the market opened for trading at 10am. 
The blue-chip SET50 index dropped by 24.86 points to 1,150.60.

Thai stocks fall by two per cent

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Thai stocks fall by two per cent

Thai stocks followed the plunge on Wall Street, falling by 2.03 per cent when the market opened on Tuesday morning.

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