BEM expects year 66 to grow as much as before covid Receive passengers by train – Expressway recovers Business trend in the second half of the business is expected to benefit from the opening of the city. start at company “Expressway and BTS SkyTrain” Clearly we see the volume of BTS passengers. and the number of vehicles using the expressway continued to increase which these positive signs make the management believe It will support both revenue and net profit this year. Definitely better than last year, CENTEL expects revenue to grow beyond its target. After the total stay – the restaurant gradually recovers Hotel business like CENTEL or Central Plaza Hotel expected income this year will grow beyond the target Because both hotel and restaurant businesses have continued to recover and are entering the high season in the second half of the year, BA has gradually increased flights. Support the hectic travel volume airline business Bangkok Airways PCL. Bangkok Airways service provider which is now gradually increasing the number of flights in accordance with the return travel that recovered both at home and abroad In order to regain strong performance once more, the latest is also preparing to raise funds through the REIT with a total value of not more than 14,300 million baht. #hotel business #Central Plaza Hotel #Restaurant #Flight #Airline #Bangkok Airways #REIT Every Monday-Friday time 09.30-10.30 on TNN Channel 16 Channel to follow the news station TNN Channel 16 https://www.tnnthailand.com https://tv.trueid.net/live/tnn16 https://www. .youtube.com/c/tnn16 https://www.facebook.com/TNNthailand/ https://www.facebook.com/TNN16LIVE/ https://twitter.com/tnnthailand https://www.instagram.com /tnn_online/ https://www.tiktok.com/@tnnonline Line @TNNONLINE or click https://lin.ee/4fP2tltIo Keep up with the world, keep up with the economy, keep up with all the truth with TNN Channel 16, a news station that holds the principles of news presentation. Straight to the point, fast, accurate, accurate and impartial by a professional news team.
European stocks
European stock exchanges gain with the recovery of “health care”
European shares gained on Friday at the open, following Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline led a recovery in healthcare shares, and the main Stoxx 600 index was poised for weekly gains. Sanofi rose 1.6 percent, while GlaxoSmithKline rose 3.0 percent, following heavy selling in the previous session due to concerns regarding a US lawsuit focused on a heartburn drug due to the possibility of it containing a carcinogen. And the healthcare sector in Europe advanced 0.4 percent, while the pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.1 percent. The main index rose for the second day in a row and is heading for a weekly gain of 1 percent, as the weaker-than-expected US inflation reading calmed concerns regarding the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening cycle.
European stocks open higher, and “Aegon” leads the gains of insurance companies
European shares began the session on Thursday on a rise, to consolidate gains in the previous session, following data showed signs of slowing inflation in the United States, while shares of the Dutch insurance company Aegon rose following it raised its expectations for the full year. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 0.4 percent following its best session in nearly two weeks on Wednesday, on bets that inflation data will encourage the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) to slow down in raising interest rates. Aegon shares jumped 7.5 percent to top the Stoxx 600 following raising its forecast for full-year working capital generation and free cash flow in 2021-2023. The European insurance sector index rose 0.8 percent in early trade and was among the biggest gainers. Zurich Insurance Group shares also rose 1.3 percent, following it announced a better-than-expected increase in operating profit in the first half.
European stocks continue to gain at the close of trading
European stocks
European shares recorded a noticeable increase at the close of trading today, according to the following:
- The Stoxx 600 is up 0.1%.
- The British FTSE 100 Index is achieving a slight gain, estimated at 0.1%.
- The German DAX index is rising by 0.5% at the close of trading.
- The Spanish IBEX index gained the most among European stocks, by 1%.
- The French CAC index recorded a gain of 0.6%.
- The Italian MIB index is the least profitable among European stocks at the close, estimated at only 0.1%.
It should be noted that European shares had risen at the close of Wednesday’s trading session, supported by the release of positive results from a few European companies, which in turn overshadowed fears of an economic slowdown in the wake of pessimistic data for companies’ activity in the euro zone.