Thai Stocks Tumble 2.16% Amid Global Tech Sell-Off, Chipmakers Hit
Thailand's stock market closed sharply lower on November 7, down 2.16%, mirroring a global tech sell-off. Semiconductor and electronics stocks were particularly affected by concerns over potential US regulatory tightening on AI.
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