The political situation in Thailand is stabilizing, with foreign investors buying Thai stocks at the highest level in four years.

Foreign funds are flowing back into the Thai stock market in large volumes, as the current Thai Proud Party won a landslide victory in Sunday's election, paving the way for policy continuity. On Monday, foreign investors net bought $531.3 million worth of Thai stocks, the highest level since February 2022. This influx of funds pushed the benchmark stock index up by 3.5%, making it the best-performing market in Southeast Asia. Citigroup analyst Preenapa Detchsri pointed out in a report, "Preliminary results indicate that the formation of a new coalition government may be more stable, which is helpful for the smooth introduction and implementation of long-term policies, making the situation more manageable compared to the political turmoil expected in 2023-2025." Improved investor sentiment and rising gold prices have also boosted the local currency. The Thai baht has strengthened for the third consecutive day, nearing its highest level since 2021.