I want to know 2d thai stock

The Thai stock market has shown a recent trend of moving lower, with the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) currently sitting just above the 1,305-point plateau. The market has alternated between positive and negative finishes in the last four trading days, and the global forecast for the Asian markets is soft amid mixed cues for interest rates.

1. Market Performance: The SET index has slipped more than 10 points or 0.8 percent in back-to-back sessions, and it may take further damage again on Monday. The index finished modestly lower on Friday, shedding 5.22 points or 0.40 percent to finish at 1,306.56 after trading between 1,304.31 and 1,315.70. Volume was 11.243 billion shares worth 38.680 billion baht. There were 365 decliners and 124 gainers, with 163 stocks finishing unchanged.
2. Sector Performance: The food, industrial, property, resource, and service sectors led the declines, while the financials and technology stocks provided support. Advanced Info improved 0.96 percent, while Asset World skidded 1.15 percent, Banpu tumbled 2.02 percent, Bangkok Bank collected 0.75 percent, Bangkok Dusit Medical slumped 0.91 percent, Bangkok Expressway accelerated 1.56 percent, B. Grimm plummeted 7.05 percent, BTS Group lost 0.86 percent, Charoen Pokphand Foods dropped 0.90 percent, Energy Absolute tanked 2.50 percent, Gulf surrendered 3.11 percent, Kasikornbank improved 0.78 percent, Krung Thai Bank climbed 1.14 percent, Krung Thai Card gained 0.58 percent, PTT Oil & Retail retreated 2.41 percent, PTT Global Chemical plunged 3.17 percent, SCG Packaging sank 0.75 percent, Siam Commercial Bank rallied 1.44 percent, Siam Concrete shed 0.44 percent, Thai Oil declined 0.98 percent, True Corporation soared 2.98 percent, TTB Bank added 0.60 percent and PTT, PTT Exploration and Production, CP All Public and Thailand Airport were unchanged.
3. Global Market Influences: The European markets were sharply lower, and the U.S. bourses were mixed and little changed. The Asian markets are expected to follow a global trend of softening, with the SET likely to split the difference between the European and U.S. markets. The lead from Wall Street is murky as the major averages opened sharply lower on Friday but rallied to