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end of the year, the SET Index closed at 679.84 points, down 33.89 points or 4.75 percent from the previous year. Daily average trading value was 16.28 billion baht which was the same level as the year
trading on both BOT bonds and government bonds. Inter-dealer transactions accounted for 39 percent of the total outright trading transactions, a significant increase from the 30 percent level in 2006
surveillance. As a result, the Thai BDC is expected to increase its role in market surveillance and to develop the electronic trading platform to accommodate the Thai debt instrument marketûs future growth https
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. Moreover, the daily trading volume increased from 18.9 billion baht to 20.5 billion baht. These results reflected the strengths of Thailand’s economic fundamentals and investors’ confidence in the prospects
variety of financial tools, flexibility and competitiveness of securities businesses, safeguards market stability, ensures securities trading fairness, and facilitates easy access to information. The SEC
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11th and ending 2001 strongly at 303. The average daily trading value rose to 6,440 million baht from 3,740 million baht in the previous year while the SET’s market capitalization increased from 1.28