(RTTNews) – Thailand’s stock market position has alternated between positive and negative results over the past four trading days due to the end of the two-day drop in which more than 20 things or 1.7% had fallen. The Thai stock market position remains slightly below the 1360-point plateau and is back in another close trade diversity on Tuesday.
Global forecasts for Asian markets are positive about generation stocks, hopes for stimulus and optimism for a coronavirus vaccine. European and US markets rose and Asian markets are expected to open in the same way.
The SET was finished being minimized on Monday, as economic stocks and stress marks ended up as maximums commonly in red numbers.
By day, the index dropped 1.2nine points, or 0.0nine consistent with percent, to finish at 1,358.2nine after trading between 1352.03 and 1,365.71. The volume of 15,472 million shares charges 52,303 million baht. There were 78 nine decliners and 55 nine winners, with 3 nine nine shares finishing unchanged.
Wall Street’s leadership was instinctively positive for a positive friend, with stocks being completed in green, the Dow Jones spent much of the day in red until it broke beyond due day.
The Dow added 8.nine2 points, or 0.03%, to about 26680.87, while the NASDAQ jumped 263.nine0 points, or 2.51%, to about 10767.0nine and the SP 500 gained 27.11 points, or 0.84%, to about 3251.84.
NASDAQ’s peak came when investors returned to primary-generation stock after the index fell last week, with Amazon (AMZN), coustricware giant Microcushy (MSFT), the Google Alphabet matrix (GOOGL) and the generation giant. Apple (AAPL).
The strength on Wall Street also came from the positive result of the COVID-1nine experimental vaccine trials through the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca (AZN) and Pfizer (PFE) and BioNTech (BNTX).
Crude oil prices moved higher on Monday as worries about the energy demand outlook faded slightly on optimism for a potential coronavirus vaccine. West Texas Intermediate Crude oil futures for August ended higher by $0.22 or 0.5 percent at $40.81 a barrel.