Following the Yes vote, the baht should stick to BAY's estimated range of 35-36 versus the greenback in the second half, he said. "The impact on the bourse will be short-lived as a Yes vote boosts foreign investors' confidence that a general election is coming. "The Yes vote signals a general election is on track. The Thai stock market has had a wild ride recently, dipping below 1,500 points last week before clawing back some early losses. "It is positive and the stock market could jump at the opening bell on Monday.

Source: Bangkok Post August 07, 2016 21:56 UTC