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Thai shares close 4.12 points lower
By k on June 30, 2009
BANGKOK, 30 June 2009 (NNT) - The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) composite index edged down 4.12 points to settle at 597.48 points, in trade worth 19.023 billion baht after the market closed.
The top five most active values were as follows:
PTT closed at 234.00 baht, down 3.00 baht, in trade worth 2.280 billion baht (-1.27%)
PTTEP closed at 133.50 baht, up 1.00 baht, in trade worth 2.044 billion baht (+0.75%)
BANPU closed at 335.00 baht, down 5.00 baht, in trade worth 1.205 billion baht (-1.47%)
TTA closed at 22.00 baht, down 0.40 baht, in trade worth 0.792 billion baht (-1.79%)
TOP closed at 35.50 baht, up 0.25 baht, in trade worth 0.720 billion baht (+0.71%)
Meanwhile, the Thai baht closed at 32.87-34.25 against the US dollar.
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