BANGKOK -- Shares of Thai power generation and construction companies have come under pressure as the market carefully factors in the outcome of the country's general election on May 14.
Although the kingdom's election commission has not officially endorsed the result, parties have started coalition talks to form the next government. Move Forward -- which won the most seats in the lower house parliamentary election -- and its seven coalition partners are the closest to securing enough seats to be able to elect Thailand's next prime minister.
