(RTTNews) – Thailand’s inventory market ended with a drop in 3 consecutive sessions, wasting more than 10 emissions or 0. 6% along the way. Thailand’s inventory exchange is now just below the 1,625-point plateau, expected to get help on Monday.
Global forecasts for Asian markets are optimistic about this week’s FOMC assembly and are supported by crude oil prices. European markets combined and U. S. stock markets rose and Asian markets are expected to follow the latest trend.
The SET slightly ended the decline on Friday after the combined functionality of technology, monetary and energy stocks.
For the day, the index fell 0. 88 issues or 0. 05% to end at 1,623. 43 after trading between 1,619. 14 and 1,629. 25. Volume 26. 233 billion shares value 66. 747 billion baht. There were 1,003 declines and 636 winners, with 570 stocks ending unchanged.
Wall Street’s advantage is that primary averages shook off a declining opening on Friday, gaining momentum as the consultation progressed and ended firmly in the green.
The Dow Jones added 89. 08 issues or 0. 25% to end at 35,819. 56, while the NASDAQ gained 50. 27 issues or 0. 33% to close at 15,498. 39 and the S
A negative reaction to quarterly effects from tech giants Apple (AAPL) and Amazon (AMZN) contributed to Wall Street’s initial weakness.
But the promoter tension eased over the course of the session, with investors reluctant to make big bets ahead of the Federal Reserve’s financial policy meeting this week. The Fed is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, but will likely announce its goal of starting to cut its asset acquisition program.
Crude oil futures stabilized higher on Friday in hopes that OPEC and its allies will stand firm at the source. West Texas International crude oil futures for December rose $0. 76 or 0. 9% to $83. 57 a barrel; WTI crude futures gained more than 11% in October.