Foreigners return amid uptick rule

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Foreigners return amid uptick rule - Bangkok Post

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Foreign investors returned from net selling of 15 billion baht in June to net buying of nearly 5 billion baht last week, as the uptick rule took effect on July 1, resulting in a decrease in short selling to 1.5 billion baht per day from an average of 6.2 billion last month.

However, more time is needed to evaluate the effectiveness of this measure [in curbing short selling transactions]," said Mr Prakit.

"The uptick measure increases transaction costs for retail investors because they have to offer a higher price for a share than the previous price.