As the United States imposes large-scale tariffs, causing severe turbulence in global financial markets, Thailand announced temporary intervention measures, banning most short-selling transactions and tightening several trading mechanisms to curb further market declines and stabilize investor expectations.

According to Bloomberg, the board of directors of the Stock Exchange of Thailand held a special meeting on Monday (April 7) and decided that starting Tuesday (April 8), except for market makers who are specifically responsible for providing liquidity to the market, other market participants (such as individual investors, institutional investors, etc.) are temporarily prohibited from engaging in short-selling transactions; at the same time, the Stock Exchange of Thailand will reduce the daily price fluctuation limits for stocks and derivatives to limit price volatility.

This measure will last until April 11. That day coincides with a public holiday in Thailand, and the financial markets will be closed. #美国加征关税 $BTC