Thailand could reportedly limit online gold trading by THB 100-200mln per person

The potential restriction on online gold trading in Thailand could signal a regulatory tightening aimed at curbing speculative activities.

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If implemented, this move may lead to reduced liquidity in gold markets, impacting prices and trading strategies, particularly for those significantly involved in gold investments. Traders should monitor market reactions and assess how this regulation might influence gold's appeal as a safe haven amid other trading dynamics.

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