Market Roundup

• Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,542.34 points on June 26, 2026, marking a decrease of 16.21 points or 1.04%. • The total trading value for the session reached THB 66.47 billion, reflecting significant activity despite the downward trend. • This decline highlights current volatility within the Thai stock market amidst broader global economic developments.

• Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,540.90 points on June 23, 2026, marking a significant decline of 33.23 points or 2.11%. • The market saw a total trading value of THB 114.17 billion during the session. • This downturn reflects broader volatility within the Thai and foreign stock markets and the global economy.

• On June 22, 2026, Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,574.13 points, marking a slight increase of 1.63 points (0.10%) with a total trading value of THB 66.89 billion. • The banking sector served as the primary market driver, fueled by an uptrend in interest rates and expanded loans resulting from increased investment. • Positive sentiment regarding South Korean chip exports provided a significant tailwind for the electronics parts sector, contributing to the market's stability.

• The Thai Ministry of Finance, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), and the Federation of Thai Capital Market Organizations (FETCO) held a joint discussion on June 12, 2026. • The meeting focused on exchanging proposals to strengthen collaboration between the government and capital market entities. • The primary objectives of the partnership are to drive sustainable economic growth and enhance the development of the Thai capital market.

• Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,572.32 points on June 11, 2026, marking an increase of 8.73 points or 0.56%. • The market saw a total trading value of THB 52.25 billion during the session. • This growth reflects positive momentum within the Thai stock market amidst broader global economic developments.

• On June 5, 2026, Thailand’s SET Index closed at 1,582.60 points, marking a decrease of 12.19 points or 0.76% with a total trading value of THB 67.94 billion. • Market analysts attribute this decline to consolidation and profit-taking by investors after the index failed to maintain its position above the key resistance level of 1,600 points. • In separate research, Deloitte found that Thai Gen Z and Millennial populations are increasingly prioritizing financial stability in response to ongoing economic pressures.

• Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas reported positive economic signals for Thailand, noting that both private sector analysts and government bodies have begun raising their GDP forecasts. • Despite this growth, the Thai economy remains volatile due to ongoing geopolitical tensions that have triggered an energy crisis and increased operational costs. • These external pressures are significantly dampening consumer purchasing power and negatively impacting overall household well-being.