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market worried about the recession Thai stocks closed -6.81 points.

Thai stocks closed -6.81 points. Brokers refer the market back to concerns about the recession. After the index used as an indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing and services sector, or PMI, the final US manufacturing sector contracted in November Sep.Tonight This will affect the investment picture next week. If the unemployment rate increases It can put pressure on the stock market index further down. Ready to assess the support at 1,600 points and the resistance at 1,660 points.

The Thailand stock market closed for trading on November 2, 2022, down -6.81 points or -0.41%, closing the market at 1,641.63 points, with a trading value of 53,751.05 million baht. The index varies and aligns with international markets. It rose to its highest point at 1,651.19 points, while falling to the lowest at 1,639.13 points.

While the securities that changed today increased by 432 securities, 534 remained unchanged, and 1,093 decreased.

In terms of trading volume distributed by investor groups, it was found that net foreign investors sold more than -5,168.59 million baht. Net purchase of domestic investors +3,568.98 million baht, net purchase of securities brokerage accounts +945.34 million baht and net purchase of institutional investors +654.27 million baht.

The securities with the highest trading value of the 5 securities
1.DELTA, trading value 3,409.09 million baht, closed at 772.00 baht, up 8.00 baht
2.PTTEP, trading value 2,570.73 million baht, closed at 182.50 baht, down 3.50 baht
3.CPALL, trading value 1,589.01 million baht, closed at 64.75 baht, down 1.00 baht
4.BDMS, trading value 1,403.86 million baht, closed at 29.00 baht, down 0.25 baht
5.AOT trading value 1,365.43 million baht, closed at 73.75 baht, down 0.25 baht

The SET100 index with the highest returns in 5 positions is:
1.SAWAD closed at 47.00 baht, up 1.00 baht or 2.17%
2.RBF closed at 13.30 baht, up 0.90 baht or 7.26%
3.AMATA closed at 20.20 baht, up 0.30 baht or 1.51%
4.SPALI closed at 24.00 baht, up 0.30 baht or 1.27%
5.TIDLOR closed at 28.75 baht, up 0.25 baht or 0.88%

In terms of the SET100 index, the top 5 falling prices are:
1.SCC closed at 334.00 baht, down 5.00 baht or 1.47%
2.PTTEP closed at 182.50 baht, down 3.50 baht or 1.88%
3.KBANK closed at 142.50 baht, down 1.50 baht or 1.04%
4.BBL closed at 143.50 baht, down 1.50 baht or 1.03%
5.ADVANC closed at 188.50 baht, down 1.50 baht or 0.79%

While the SET100 index closed at 2,222.33 points, a decrease of -14.20 points or -0.63%, the SET50 index closed at 987.30 points, a decrease of -7.06 points or -0.71%, the market index closed at 582.39 points, which is an increase. by 2.58 points or 0.44%.

Mr Watan Jitsomnuek, Director of Strategic Analysis Department, Pi Securities (PI), said that the Thai stock market index is in line with Asian stock markets and the Dow Jones. Before, he has already adapted to receiving a lot of good news. In particular, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled an interest rate hike at a slower rate. Today, there is pressure to sell and take profit. In addition, investors began to worry more about the recession. According to the purchasing managers’ index (PMI), the final US manufacturing sector contracted in November.

Next week’s trend We must keep an eye on the US non-farm payrolls release in November tonight. The market is expected to add 200,000 jobs from 261,000 in October and the unemployment rate in November. continues to weigh on the stock market by evaluating the investment framework for support at 1,600 points and resistance at 1,660 points