Thai Bourse Revises Short-Selling, High-Frequency Trading Rules
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- ✓Thailand’s stock exchange will roll out revised rules from Nov.
- ✓16 to improve market stability and investor confidence.
- ✓The bourse will change short-selling and high-frequency trading regulations.
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Thailand's stock exchange will roll out revised rules from Nov. 16, including changes to short-selling and high-frequency trading, as it seeks to improve market stability, liquidity and investor confidence, according to a filing.
(Bloomberg) -- Thailand's stock exchange will roll out revised rules from Nov. 16, including changes to short-selling and high-frequency trading, as it seeks to improve market stability, liquidity and investor confidence, according to a filing.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand will allow stocks priced between 5 baht (15 US cents) and 50 baht to trade in smaller price increments, a move aimed at narrowing bid-ask spreads and reducing trading costs, according to the statement.
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