Articles in the Markets Category
Bourse and baht gain further despite protests on investors’ confidence
Both the stock market and the baht yesterday rose to their highest levels since mid-2008 on foreign investors' confidence the red-shirt protests would not escalate into violence.
Both the stock market and the baht yesterday rose to their highest levels since mid-2008 on foreign investors' confidence the red-shirt protests would not escalate into violence.
DTAC aims at top spot with 100,000 iPhone sales target
Total Access Communication (DTAC) plans to become the top iPhone seller in 12 months after its kick-off event this past weekend at Siam Paragon saw sales of 1,897 units, almost double the target.
Total Access Communication (DTAC) plans to become the top iPhone seller in 12 months after its kick-off event this past weekend at Siam Paragon saw sales of 1,897 units, almost double the target.
Honda Eco car’s concept model to be launched in Bangkok
Honda Automobile (Thailand) maintains the schedule to manufacture its eco-car in Thailand in 2011, with the plan to launch the model at the Bangkok International Motor Show later this month.
Honda Automobile (Thailand) maintains the schedule to manufacture its eco-car in Thailand in 2011, with the plan to launch the model at the Bangkok International Motor Show later this month.
China is seeking new markets in Asean to boost trade
China, seeking other markets for its goods, turned to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. In 2008, Aseans gross domestic product exceeded US$1.5 trillion, and the association became one of the worlds major economic powers.
China, seeking other markets for its goods, turned to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. In 2008, Aseans gross domestic product exceeded US$1.5 trillion, and the association became one of the worlds major economic powers.
Dry weather may cut Thailand’s rice output
Dry weather made worse by El Nino, combined with invasions by mice and plant hoppers, could cut Thailand's rice crop and push up prices later this year. But rice prices remain low for the moment. The government still has more than 5.5 million tonnes of rice stockpiled and seems unwilling to sell it to exporters at a loss, experts told The Straits Times.
Dry weather made worse by El Nino, combined with invasions by mice and plant hoppers, could cut Thailand's rice crop and push up prices later this year. But rice prices remain low for the moment. The government still has more than 5.5 million tonnes of rice stockpiled and seems unwilling to sell it to exporters at a loss, experts told The Straits Times.
Shares of telecom firms in Thailand tumbled after court ruling
Telecom stocks fell on worries that state agencies would take legal action to recover revenue allegedly 'lost' under the terms of concessions granted under the Thaksin administration.
Telecom stocks fell on worries that state agencies would take legal action to recover revenue allegedly 'lost' under the terms of concessions granted under the Thaksin administration.
Thailand Looks at Nuclear Power as Part of Alternative Energy Plans
Like many developing countries, Thailand is looking for ways to ease its reliance on costly imported oil and gas. A new government plan includes nuclear power, bio-fuels and solar energy ...
Like many developing countries, Thailand is looking for ways to ease its reliance on costly imported oil and gas. A new government plan includes nuclear power, bio-fuels and solar energy ...
Kasikorn Research Centre (KRC): SET will likely fall next week
The Thai stock market is expected to move downward next week (Feb 22 - Feb 26) because of the country's political uncertainty and the US Federal Reserve's decision to raise ...
The Thai stock market is expected to move downward next week (Feb 22 - Feb 26) because of the country's political uncertainty and the US Federal Reserve's decision to raise ...
