SINGAPORE/BANGKOK -- Stock markets in Southeast Asia nose-dived Monday, with some energy stocks losing a third of their value after oil prices plummeted, worsening a slump already triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.
Thailand's PTT plunges 25% while Singapore's DBS drops 8%

Data from investment bank UBS showed that foreign investors held over 40% of Thai shares in the second and third quarters of 2019. © Reuters
SINGAPORE/BANGKOK -- Stock markets in Southeast Asia nose-dived Monday, with some energy stocks losing a third of their value after oil prices plummeted, worsening a slump already triggered by the coronavirus outbreak.