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The SET closed at 1,282.09, gaining 20.02 points after four consecutive days of decline

GenevaTimes by GenevaTimes
February 7, 2025
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On February 7, 2025, the stock market closed with the SET index at 1,282.09, up 20.02 points, and a trading volume of 9,995.16 million shares valued at 57,593.92 million Baht. Significant gainers included CPALL (+5.26%) and ADVANC (+1.82%). Foreign and individual investors were net buyers, while institutions and proprietary traders were net sellers.

Key Points

  • Market Overview (as of February 7, 2025):
    • The SET index closed at 1,282.09, up by 20.02 points.
    • Trading volume reached 9,995,155 (thousand shares) with a value of 57,593.92 million Baht.
    • Other indices such as SET50, SET100, and SETHD also saw positive changes.
  • Trading Summary (as of February 6, 2025):
    • Total trading value was 48,143.21 million Baht.
    • Institutional investors had a net sell of -1,645.52 million Baht.
    • Foreign investors recorded a net buy of +585.58 million Baht, while individuals also bought with a net of +1,226.14 million Baht.
  • Top Stocks:
    • CPALL increased by +5.26%, totaling 6,494,983.15 (thousand Baht).
    • ADVANC and INTUCH rose by +1.82% and +4.47%, respectively.
    • DELTA and GULF gained +3.64% and +3.10%, respectively.

The positive momentum was attributed to optimism surrounding upcoming economic data and corporate earnings reports. Analysts noted that the buying interest from foreign and individual investors helped sustain the market’s upward trajectory. Meanwhile, sectors such as consumer goods and telecommunications outperformed, driven by strong performances from key players like CPALL and ADVANC. However, institutional and proprietary traders took a more cautious stance, opting to lock in profits amid global market uncertainties. Looking ahead, market participants are closely monitoring geopolitical developments and interest rate trends, which could influence the SET index’s direction in the coming weeks.

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