Thailand’s stock market opened nearly 9 percent higher Wednesday, recovering from a historic fall that shook regional markets and sparked concerns over another Asian financial crisis.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Money managers and other institutional investors sold shares in emerging markets around the world on Tuesday after Thailand imposed then rescinded currency controls on stock investments in that Asian nation.
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Original post by Thailand

Thai stocks are set to recover from their worst rout in 16 years after the government performed an abrupt U-turn on drastic measures to rein in the soaring baht.
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Original post by Channelnewsasia.com

Stocks in the U.S. recovered from an early selloff as worries about a new Asian-market meltdown proved short-lived, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to a new all-time closing high.
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Original post by KCOY-TV Santa Maria

The Dow Jones industrial average, boosted by rising oil prices, rallied late Tuesday to another record close.
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Original post by Political Gateway

The Dow Jones industrial average reached another record close on Tuesday as investors largely looked past economic and earnings reports that had stirred concerns about the health of the economy.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Tuesday 19th December, 2006 U.S. stocks indexes continued their slow descent in afternoon trading Tuesday, bothered by a report that indicated inflation may be more a threat than expected.
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Original post by Japan Herald

Thailand was forced into an astonishing retreat from its controversial move to impose controls on equity investment by foreign investors after Bangkok shares suffered their steepest one-day plunge since 1990.
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Original post by Thailand

The Thai government performed an abrupt U-turn on Tuesday after the stock market suffered its worst fall in 16 years as foreign investors pulled the plug in response to drastic measures to rein in the baht.
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Original post by CNN

BANGKOK, Thailand _ Foreign investors bailed out of the Thai stock market in droves Tuesday, forcing Thailand’s military government to abandon just-announced measures aimed at stemming the country’s surging …
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net