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Optimism propels SET

As forecast by many brokerages, the SET Index broke its resistance level to hit a high of 1,113.63 points last week. Continued foreign fund inflows, a positive outlook ahead of the midyear election, and robust Asian markets all drove trade.

Economists urge tax reform

The new government should focus more on tax restructuring, as it is the key to maintaining fiscal discipline amid greater need for infrastructure investment and spending on social programmes, economists say.

Good earnings boost fund inflow, SET prospects

The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index is expected by some analysts to close the year at 1,200 points thanks to the rosy outlook for listed companies' earnings - a factor that continues to attract foreign funds and which helped pull the SET out of negative territory yesterday.

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Fossil-fuel will dominate even in 2030

There is bad news for those determined to tackle global warming. No matter how desperately the world wants to reduce carbon emissions through a cut in fossil-fuel consumption, it seems an inescapable fact that such fuels will continue dominating global energy demand 20 years from now.

Baht expected to strengthen further

The baht, which last week spiked up above Bt30 per dollar for the first time since January, will continue to appreciate because of expected higher exports and more foreign direct investment, boosted by the natural disasters in Japan, according to HSBC Global Research.

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