Thailand’s stock exchange now sits under the 1,125-point plateau and is likely to remain rangebound again on Tuesday.
Global forecast for Asian markets is soft on new trade and tariff concerns. The European markets were mixed and the US Brokes were down and had the figure of Asian markets to divide the difference.
The set ended slightly more on Monday as the benefits from financial, service and technology were offset with weakness from property and resource shares.
For the day, the index rose 3.06 points or 0.27 percent to finish at 1,123.00 after low trade as 1,107.46. The volume 8.951 billion shares were 31.447 billion baht. There were 252 declear and 191 gainers, with 193 stock unchanged.
Among the activists, advanced information increased by 2.87 percent, while Thailand Airport improved 0.83 percent, Banpu made 0.48 percent, Bangkok Bank made 1.41 percent resin, Bangkok Duusit Medical 0.99 percent dropped, Bangkok Expressway 1.69 percent, B. Grimm Tumbal 1.80 percent, BTS Group, BTS Group, BTS Group, BTS Group, BTS Group. Shed 0.46 percent, Gulf retreated 1.22 percent, KasicornBank collected 0.32 percent, Krung Thai Bank jumped 1.84 percent, Crung Thai card recorded 0.40 percent, PTT exploration and production recorded by 1.38 percent, PTT Global Chemical Ruce 1.94 percent, SCG PACIGING 2.87 percent, SCGing 2.87 percent, Cart, Siam Kankreez, Siam Kankreez, Siam Kankri. 4.63 percent, TTB Bank lost 0.53 percent and Siam Commercial Bank, Asset World, Energy Absolute, PTT Oil & Retail and PTT.
The lead from Wall Street is negative because underwater the major average and the progression of the day is continuously low, the session ends near the climb.
Dow finished 422.17 points or 0.94 percent at 44,406.36, while Nasdaq finished 188.59 points or 0.92 percent at 20,412.52 and S&P 500 fell to 500 49.37 points or 0.79 percent to close at 6,229.98.
The initial weakness on Wall Street partially reflects the profit after the strong upwards seen in the previous few sessions.
President Donald Trump created further sales pressure in the afternoon business after sharing screen shots on the truth social of the letter sent to various world leaders. About the new tariff to be imposed on 1 August.
According to letters posted by Trump, the imports of Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Kazakhstan are now ready to face 25 percent tariffs.
Crude oil prices increased by high levels on Monday, reducing oversupply concerns starting with the OPEC decision to accelerate the production starting in August. West Texas Intermediate crude increased $ 0.93 to $ 67.93 per barrel for August delivery.
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