Head of Research, Krungthai XSpring

Waraporn Wiboonkanarak

Head of Research

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Krungthai XSpring

Krungthai XSpring is a full service broker. The company provides a wide range of investment services such as Securities Brokerage, Derivative Agent Business, Securities Borrowing and Lending, Securities Trading, Underwriting, Financial Advisory, Wealth Advisory, Private Fund Management and International Markets Securities Trading. 

In terms of credibility, Fitch Ratings has assigned Krunghtai XSpring a long-term rating of AA- and a national short-term rating of F1+ with stable outlook.

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<ul><li>The SET declined in line with Asian bourses, facing immediate selling pressure due to concerns over trade wars, upcoming reciprocal tariffs, and expiring futures contracts.</li><li>Initially, the index appeared to stand above the support at 1,180 points, but a sudden earthquake triggered a sharp selloff, dragging down stocks in the electronics, petrol and hospital sectors.</li><li>Ultimately, the index fell 0.94% from the previous week.</li></ul>

The SET declined in line with Asian bourses, facing immediate selling pressure due to concerns over trade wars, upcoming reciprocal tariffs, and expiring futures contracts.Initially, the index appeared to stand above the support at 1,180 points, but a sudden earthquake triggered a sharp selloff, dragging down stocks in the electronics, petrol and hospital sectors.Ultimately, the index fell 0.94% from the previous week.

Technical Analysis

<ul><li>The announcement of a 25% tariff on imported cars by the US, coupled with concerns over reciprocal tariffs, led to subdued trading sentiment.</li><li>Although the index failed to continue its upward momentum, the decline did not negatively affect the overall price pattern.</li><li>We maintain our recommendation of sell on rises, buy on dips.</li></ul>

The announcement of a 25% tariff on imported cars by the US, coupled with concerns over reciprocal tariffs, led to subdued trading sentiment.Although the index failed to continue its upward momentum, the decline did not negatively affect the overall price pattern.We maintain our recommendation of sell on rises, buy on dips.

<ul><li>Asian bourses showed a mixed performance, with Hong Kong’s market leading the decline due to China’s CPI contraction.</li><li>Meanwhile, the SET experienced a sharp plunge, hindered by a lack of positive catalysts and heavy selling pressure on blue-chip stocks.</li><li>Notably, stocks tied to China, such as SCC, IVL, and PTTGC, along with other heavyweights like DELTA, ADVANC, PTT, and CPALL, were hit hard.</li></ul>

Asian bourses showed a mixed performance, with Hong Kong’s market leading the decline due to China’s CPI contraction.Meanwhile, the SET experienced a sharp plunge, hindered by a lack of positive catalysts and heavy selling pressure on blue-chip stocks.Notably, stocks tied to China, such as SCC, IVL, and PTTGC, along with other heavyweights like DELTA, ADVANC, PTT, and CPALL, were hit hard.

<ul><li>Most Asian stock markets declined amid concerns over uncertainty surrounding Trump’s tax policies and the ongoing US-China trade war.</li><li>However, the SET bucked the trend, rising despite a lack of new positive factors.</li><li>Buying interest flowed into stocks such as DELTA, SCC, IVL, PTTGC, along with power plant and finance stocks.</li></ul>

Most Asian stock markets declined amid concerns over uncertainty surrounding Trump’s tax policies and the ongoing US-China trade war.However, the SET bucked the trend, rising despite a lack of new positive factors.Buying interest flowed into stocks such as DELTA, SCC, IVL, PTTGC, along with power plant and finance stocks.

<ul><li>Most Asian bourses continued to rise, but the SET moved in the opposite direction, declining despite rebounds in DELTA and ADVANC.</li><li>The lack of new supportive factors, rising political tensions, weaker earnings outlooks, and heavy selling in large-cap stocks — particularly in the afternoon session — led to a sharp drop in the index.</li><li>Meanwhile, foreign investors engaged in significant selloff.</li></ul>

Most Asian bourses continued to rise, but the SET moved in the opposite direction, declining despite rebounds in DELTA and ADVANC.The lack of new supportive factors, rising political tensions, weaker earnings outlooks, and heavy selling in large-cap stocks — particularly in the afternoon session — led to a sharp drop in the index.Meanwhile, foreign investors engaged in significant selloff.

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