Despite upbeat final quarter projections buoyed by mutual fund investment flows, analysts say foreign investors are still put off by risks in emerging markets, including Thailand, as they want to avoid any adverse effects from the Sino-US trade row.

Recap: Stock markets worldwide were rattled this week as investors dumped equities in response to a plunge in US shares and fear of higher interest rates, with bond markets deemed safe havens. Thailand was not spared, but the country's sound fundamentals helped the benchmark index rebound at the end of…

Foreign funds continue to move into Thailand's bond market because the country represents a safe haven amid the sell-off in emerging-market bonds and equities, says the Thai Bond Market Association (TBMA).

Net inflows into domestic equity mutual funds rose to ₹ 11,172 crore in September, up 33.39% from August

Stock markets across Asia took body blows yesterday on panic selling driven by plunging US shares and fear of higher interest rates, with Thailand's benchmark index tumbling below 1,700 for the second time in a week.

With the end of 2018 approaching, it's time for income earners to review their tax-saving strategy to ensure that they maximise returns when tax filing season starts early next year.