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Thai Stock Exchange to Revise Short-Selling and Trading Rules
Thailand’s stock exchange plans to introduce revised rules on Nov.
16.
The changes cover short-selling and high-frequency trading, which uses computer systems to place trades quickly.
The exchange says it aims to improve market stability, liquidity and investor confidence.
Liquidity means how easily investors can buy or sell shares.
The announcement does not detail how the rules will change short-selling or high-frequency trading.
The revised rules are due to take effect on Nov.
16.
Thailand’s stock exchange will introduce revised trading rules from Nov. 16.
The changes include rules on short-selling and high-frequency trading.
The exchange says the changes aim to improve market stability, liquidity and investor confidence.
The information was disclosed in a filing.
- Who
- Thailand’s stock exchange.
- What
- It will revise rules on short-selling and high-frequency trading.
- When
- From Nov. 16. The year is not stated.
- Where
- Thailand.
- Why
- To improve market stability, liquidity and investor confidence.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Start date
- Nov. 16
- Country
- Thailand
- Rule areas
- Short-selling and high-frequency trading
- Stated aims
- Market stability, liquidity and investor confidence
Sources
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