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In-depth analysis of Thailand SET stock market sectors, including banking, energy, consumer, technology and other core sectors, exploring sector rotation patterns and investment opportunities.

Sector Analysis 2026-07-28 417

Thailand EEC Semiconductor Cluster Welcomes New Project, Advanced Packaging Investment Accelerates Industry Upgrade

This article reports the latest progress of the semiconductor cluster in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), where TSMC and a Thai partner are co-building an advanced packaging plant with total investment exceeding 300 billion baht. It analyzes the significance of this investment for upgrading Thailand's semiconductor supply chain, its impact on related SET-listed stocks, and offers industry trend insights for investors.

Sector Analysis 2026-07-25 210

Global semiconductor market hits record high in Q2 2026, driven by AI and automotive chips

The global semiconductor market reached a record $162B in Q2 2026, up 12.3% YoY and 4.1% QoQ. AI chip demand surged, automotive chips grew steadily from EV adoption. Analysts cite improved supply-demand and tech innovation as drivers, but geopolitical risks remain.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-05 343

Walmart drone deliveries top 1 million orders; shares rise over 2% premarket (Thailand market watch)

Walmart (WMT.US) rose more than 2% in premarket trading after its drone delivery service completed 1 million deliveries. Working with Wing and Zipline, it now operates 66 sites across four U.S. states, with an average delivery time of 23 minutes.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-05 404

Thai consumer stocks’ reflationary K-shaped recovery? UBS names its top picks

UBS expects reflation hopes in China consumer stocks to rise in the second half, with the sector showing a K-shaped recovery. The note explains PPI/CPI trends, diverging earnings and valuations, and lists preferred consumer staples names and stocks it dislikes.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-05 367

Thai market view: Goldman sees SpaceX AI revenue topping 100x by 2030

From a Thai IPO perspective, Goldman sees SpaceX's AI revenue rising from $3.2 billion in 2025 to $322 billion in 2030, about 100x. Free cash flow turns positive in 2031 and tops $72 billion.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-13 0

OpenAI Rushes Toward IPO: This Is Not an AI Golden Age, It's an AI Bubble Public Execution

OpenAI has filed its IPO-related paperwork, marking a shift for leading foundation-model companies into public scrutiny and financial verification. This article examines the cost structure and competitive landscape of the large-model industry, maps the value of compute, cloud, and enterprise AI segments, and assesses valuation rerating risk while building a medium- to long-term investment and risk-control framework.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-14 0

Can AI Software Stocks Rebound? Snowflake's Surge Sparks a New Theme—Who Will Be the Next Double-Bagger?

Snowflake's sharp rally has ignited the AI software stock theme and reversed market sentiment. This article maps four core enterprise AI segments—data, operations monitoring, workflows, and identity/security—analyzes each company's moat and value, and lays out a framework for spotting potential breakout names.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-21 223

Trump jokes he can blame Vance if Iran deal fails; negotiating text sparks controversy

At the G7 summit, Trump said he would be 'happy' to blame Vice President JD Vance if the Iran deal falls apart. Meanwhile, the text of the Iran agreement read out by U.S. officials sparked criticism from Republican senators, with provisions on a ceasefire, sanctions relief and access through the Strait of Hormuz.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-21 223

U.S. stocks fall, Dow drops nearly 500 points as hawkish Fed pushes yields higher

U.S. stocks fell Wednesday, with the Dow down nearly 500 points and tech heavyweights leading the decline. After new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first meeting, a hawkish dot plot sent U.S. Treasury yields surging and put renewed pressure on the market's rate outlook.

Sector Analysis 2026-06-21 241

Fed holds rates steady and trims statement, removing any dovish tilt

The Fed kept rates unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75% and removed language in its post-meeting statement that hinted at a future rate-cut bias. The dot plot showed rate-cut expectations for this year were pulled back, officials raised inflation forecasts and lowered growth forecasts, and markets now expect no cuts in 2026.