(Bloomberg) -- Thailand's key stock index closed
above 800 points for the first time in a decade amid expectations
elections will be held this year to restore democracy.
``The next two or three months you'll see the market become
more stable because elections are under way and people have more
confidence in their local market,'' said Visit Tantisunthorn,
secretary general of Thailand's Government Pension Fund, which
manages about 320 billion baht ($9.3 billion) in assets.
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above 800 points for the first time in a decade amid expectations
elections will be held this year to restore democracy.
``The next two or three months you'll see the market become
more stable because elections are under way and people have more
confidence in their local market,'' said Visit Tantisunthorn,
secretary general of Thailand's Government Pension Fund, which
manages about 320 billion baht ($9.3 billion) in assets.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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