Global Economic, Currency, and Market Overview (October 2026) SO OK TRADING | October 15, 2026 In October, the global economy remains in a phase of “short-term adjustment” after U.S. inflation (CPI) came in higher than expected, pushing the Dollar Index (DXY) to its highest level in 18 months. The Thai Baht weakened under global financial pressure, while the Thai stock market (SET Index) corrected in line with global technology sell-offs. However, domestic factors—particularly tourism and resilient consumption—continue to provide support. This article from SO OK TRADING highlights key insights into: U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) Thai Baht (THB) Thai Stock Market (SET Index) With a blend of fundamental drivers, technical outlook, and long-term forecasts, the analysis aims to help importers, exporters, investors, and global economy observers build confident strategies for the final quarter of 2026. SO OK TRADING — FAST • SHARP • RELIABLE Your trusted business partner in every turn of the global market.

Non‑Ferrous Metals Market Overview & Scrap Trends in Asia After CPI Announcement | SO OK TRADING | 15 OCT 2026 The global non‑ferrous metals market faced continued sell‑offs after the United States reported September CPI figures higher than expected. The stronger U.S. dollar pressured risk assets, including industrial metals traded in USD. In this report, SO OK TRADING presents the latest LME market data, with in‑depth analysis of Copper and Aluminium trends, alongside updates on Scrap Prices and Asian Premiums, offering a comprehensive global perspective on the non‑ferrous metals market.

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Aluminum Remelt Market 2026: “The New Gold of Recycling” SO OK TRADING | October 14, 2026 In 2026, the global industry is entering a decisive era of clean energy and circular economy. One of the most closely watched materials is Aluminum Remelt, often referred to as “re-melted aluminum.” Far beyond simple waste management, it has now been recognized as “the new gold of recycling” — a strategic metal reshaping the future. Compared to primary aluminum production, Aluminum Remelt consumes up to 95% less energy and significantly reduces carbon emissions, making it a highly sought-after resource worldwide. From electric vehicles (EVs) to eco-friendly packaging and advanced technology industries, demand is surging across multiple sectors. Thailand is also stepping forward, rapidly developing Closed-Loop Recycling systems to establish itself as a hub for aluminum recycling in Asia. ✨ SO OK TRADING — Your trusted business partner FAST · SHARP · RELIABLE