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"Thai Stock Market & Global Economy: Strong Recovery, Baht Volatility, and New Opportunities from the AI Wave" SO OK TRADING | June 3, 2026

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"Thai Stock Market & Global Economy: Strong Recovery, Baht Volatility, and New Opportunities from AI" SO OK TRADING | June 3, 2026

 
Thai Stock Market: Continuous Recovery, Target 1,620 Points The SET Index is rebounding, supported by:

Foreign Inflows: After MSCI rebalancing, foreign investors returned, especially into Big Cap stocks in banking and energy.
“Thai Help Thai Plus (60/40)” Stimulus: Injecting liquidity, reducing living costs, and boosting domestic consumption.
AI & Data Center Boom: Tech and infrastructure stocks such as DELTA, HANA, WHA, ADVANC, and GULF benefit significantly.
June Outlook: The index is expected to move within 1,480–1,630 points in a sideways up trend, with profit-taking risks near 1,580–1,600 points.

 
Baht Currency: Two-Way Risk The baht fluctuates within 32.20–32.85 THB/USD.

Geopolitical Tensions: U.S.–Israel–Iran conflicts keep the dollar strong as a safe haven.
Domestic Inflation: Headline CPI rose to 3.10%, driven by energy and transport costs.
Business Impact: Importers face higher costs, while exporters gain from a weaker baht.
 
Global Markets: Mature Bull Run, AI Bubble Risk

United States: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley forecast S&P 500 EPS growth of 13.5%–16%, driven by AI and “The Other 493.”
Europe: Gradual recovery from PMI and new orders.
Asia/Emerging Markets: Strong capital inflows, especially into Japan and tech-focused economies.
 
⚡ Thai Economy 2026: Prolonged Low Growth GDP growth is expected at only 1.6%–1.7%, pressured by high household debt and tighter credit.

Drivers: Government stimulus, FDI in data centers and industrial estates.
Constraints: Household debt, U.S. trade barriers, China’s slowdown.
 
Thai Industry Outlook

Rising Stars: Cloud & Cybersecurity, Food & Biotech (pet food/ready-to-eat), Wellness & Aging Society (medical & health tourism).
Steady: Automotive (EV gradually replacing ICE), construction and cement.
Declining: Textiles, furniture, and rubber, hit by cheap Chinese imports.
 
Q2/2026 Investment Strategy

Focus on Domestic Plays (CPALL, CRC, SCB, KBANK).
Tech/Electronics (DELTA, HANA) riding the AI wave.
Industrial estates/digital infrastructure (WHA, ADVANC, GULF).
Monitor baht volatility and global oil prices.
 
Summary The Thai stock market is in a phase of “volatile recovery”, but new opportunities from AI, data centers, and government stimulus are opening doors for medium- to long-term investors. Despite low GDP growth, rising industries are ready to drive future expansion.

 
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