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27 Oct 2025

Financial Markets

The Baht weakened, while the SET closed above 1,300 points

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• The Thai stock market rose throughout the week amid purchases of foreign investors and proprietary trading accounts. 
        The SET Index rose from the beginning of the week in line with other bourses, as investors eased some concerns over the US-China trade war after President Donald Trump softened his stance towards China. Additionally, the market responded positively to domestic economic stimulus measures, including spending stimulus (registration opened on October 20) and tourism stimulus, which is scheduled to begin on October 29. 
        The Thai stock market continued to gain momentum, climbing back above the 1,300-point level around midweek amid buying by foreign investors and proprietary trading accounts. Leading the rally were banking stocks, which reported better-than-expected 3Q-2025 performance results, technology stocks on speculation of 3Q-2025 performance results, and energy stocks benefiting from rising global oil prices. Furthermore, news regarding a new round of trade negotiations between the US and China helped push the SET Index to a nearly 9-month high of 1,319.76 points by the end of the week. 
• On Friday, October 24, 2025, the SET closed at 1,313.91 points, up 3.08% over-week. The average daily trading value was THB39,098.28 million, down 1.61% over-week. The mai closed at 231.86 points, down 0.50% over-week. 
• October 27-31, 2025, KSecurities expects the SET to have support at 1,300 and 1,295 points, but resistance at 1,320 and 1,350 points, respectively. KResearch advises investors to watch key factors, including FOMC meeting (October 28-29), the outcome of US-China trade talks, Thailand’s September Exports, performance results for 3Q-2025 of Thai listed companies, development in the US government shutdown and foreign capital flows. Other important overseas economic indicators to monitor include the upcoming BOJ and ECB meetings, Eurozone’s GDP report for 3Q-2025 and October CPI (Flash), Japan’s September Retail Sales and Industrial Production, plus China’s October Manufacturing and Services PMI.

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