“This flight will bring a number of benefits to the diaspora, and will allow Orlando residents and those connected to enjoy the west coast of the island. We are honored that the Coquí, which is somewhat endemic to the island, has been chosen to decorate the tail of Frontier’s next plane, and I can’t wait to see it in person,” said Dean.
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March 25, 2022
The market returns to worry about oil prices again. Press the SET index down -4.09 points.
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Thai stocks closed -4.09 points, the broker pointed out that investors were worried regarding high oil prices. This negatively affects the overall Thai economy and may pressure the recovery. Suggest to keep an eye on the Monetary Policy Committee or MPC meeting next week. which may affect the index Ready to assess the investment framework at support at 1,650 and 1,640 points and resistance at 1,687 and 1,695 points.
The SET closed for trading on March 25, 2022, down -4.09 points or -0.24%, closing the market at 1,676.80 points, trading value 62,111.49 million baht. Positive territory by being in a narrow frame in the morning Before taking profits, it came down to negative territory in the followingnoon. Intraday, it rose to its highest at 1,685.41 and dropped to its lowest at 1,672.12.
Meanwhile, today’s 440 securities were unchanged, 639 were unchanged, and 1,224 were down.
In terms of trading volume classified by investor group, it was found that Domestic investors bought a net of more than 1,301.89 million baht and the securities account bought a net of over 301.56 million baht. Foreign investors net sales of -864.12 million baht and institutional investors net sales of -739.34 million baht.
As for the securities with the highest trading value, the 5 securities
1.PTTGC, trading value 1,619.22 million baht, closed at 51.50 baht, no change.
2.CPALL trading value 1,617.53 million baht, closed at 64.25 baht, a decrease of 0.25 baht.
3.PTTEP trading value 1,477.94 million baht, closing at 151.50 baht, a decrease of 2.50 baht.
4.JTS trading value 1,407.39 million baht, closed at 362.00 baht, increased by 21.00 baht.
5.EA trading value 1,326.44 million baht, closed at 93.50 baht, an increase of 0.25 baht.
The top 5 SET100 indexes with the biggest gains are:
1.AEONTS closed at 197.00 baht, an increase of 2.00 baht or 1.03%.
2.SCB closed at 114.00 baht, an increase of 0.50 baht or 0.44%.
3.BH closed at 161.50 baht, an increase of 0.50 baht or 0.31%.
4.EGCO closed at 171.00 baht, an increase of 0.50 baht or 0.29%.
5.BDMS closed at 25.5 baht, an increase of 0.25 baht or 0.99%.
The five SET100 indices with the biggest price drop are:
1.PTTEP closes at 151.50 baht, a decrease of 2.50 baht or 1.62%.
2.RCL closes at 43.75 baht, a decrease of 1.75 baht or 3.85%.
3.MEGA closes at 45.00 baht, a decrease of 1.00 baht or 2.17%.
4.BBL closes at 136.00 baht, a decrease of 1.00 baht or 0.73%.
5.SCC closes at 381.00 baht, a decrease of 1.00 baht or 0.26%.
While the SET100 index closed at 2,288.65 points, a decrease of -8.85 points or -0.39%, the SET50 index closed at 1008.81 points, a decrease of -3.53 points or -0.35%, and the mai market index closed at 628.97 points, a decrease of -0.65 points or -0.10%.
Mr. Kornpat Worachet, Director of Research and Investment Services at Nomura Securities Pattanasin said that the Thai stock market today swings in the sideway in the morning before taking profit in the followingnoon. Investors continued to monitor the tensions between Russia and Ukraine. At the same time, there is still pressure from high oil prices, which is not good for the overall Thai economy and may put pressure on recovery. However, the market Still waiting to follow the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting this week to see what the outlook on the economy is. and the acceleration of domestic inflation that will affect the direction of the policy interest rate.
The trend for next week It is expected that the index has a chance to swing Sideway or Sideway Down by giving support at 1,650 and 1640 points, while resistance at 1,687 and 1,695 points.
THE ESSENTIAL
- The average duration of breastfeeding in France is 17 weeks, or approximately 4 months.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of babies.
A new survey produced by Lansinoh provides more information on how French mothers live or have lived breastfeeding their babies.
Not “supported enough”
First interesting figure: 88% of mothers chose to breastfeed because they thought it was beneficial for their child’s health (which has been scientifically demonstrated many times, editor’s note). Nevertheless, 69% of the mothers questioned confided that they did not feel sufficiently supported by society in this restrictive process, and 55% believe that they were not supported at their workplace.
And while 68% of breastfeeding women think it is natural to breastfeed their child in public, 15% find the situation embarrassing and 17% say they have been “openly criticized” ou “victims of prejudice”. On the other hand, 61% of the women surveyed did not feel well prepared to breastfeed, and 39% judged their experience “more difficult than expected”.
“A certain discomfort”
Finally, 49% of mothers say they have benefited from the support of health professionals at the start of their breastfeeding. This numbers “testify to a certain malaise of society vis-à-vis breastfeeding”, conclude the authors of the survey.
In an interview given to Watson before his departure for Marbella where he will return following more than a year of absence, Stan Wawrinka reaffirms his big objective: to win a new title.
“It doesn’t matter if it’s a small tournament or a big one, just for the feeling of accomplishment,” he says. The Vaudois returned to his left tendon injury which has kept him away from the courts for months. He points out that he had ‘the chance to meet Dr. Christophe Baudot, the PSG doctor, who is used to this kind of injury.’
Stan Wawrinka thus followed his rehabilitation in the PSG complex before finding his faithful trainer Pierre Paganini to begin his preparation. He admits to having made enormous progress in the space of a month to make the decision to play once more next week in Marbella as part of a Challenger. ‘It will take competition to get back into shape because I haven’t played much tennis,’ he continues. But it doesn’t matter if I lose at first. I am especially impatient to be able to push the machine to the maximum. At last.’
At 36, the winner of three Grand Slam titles says ‘I want to relive these great matches with the public and end my career as it should.’
/ ATS