Atomic and bond magnetizabilities are two probes in the toolbox of the quantum theory of atoms in molecules (QTAIM) that provide a quick test for assessing the effects of local currents around the atoms and the ring current, respectively. A negative value designates the presence of diamagnetic current and vice versa. The out-of-plane component of the atomic and bond magnetizability like the out-of-plane NICS, NICSzz, is a more sensitive probe to assess the nature of the electronic currents. The out-of-plane atomic and bond magnetizabilities of Th, and Th-Th are -1.2 and +9.8 cgs-ppm. In comparison, the out-of-plane bond magnetizabilities of benzene and cyclohexane are -5.0 and -1.5 cgs-ppm, respectively, at the same level of theory. The atomic magnetizabilities suggest the Th atoms in 3" sustain a strong local paramagnetic current. However, the dimagnetic ring current, associated with aromaticity is absent according to the bond magnetizability.