Group 1 - The Bank of Thailand requires gold traders with an average annual transaction value of 10 billion THB (approximately 320.72 million USD) over the past five years to report their trading activities [1][2] - The central bank mandates that these traders retain transaction records for at least three years [1] - This measure is part of the central bank's efforts to curb the appreciation of the Thai baht, which is believed to be driven by gold trading [1] Group 2 - The Bank of Thailand plans to impose a cap on gold trading, potentially limiting daily transaction volumes on online platforms to 50 million THB or 100 million THB [2] - The Thai baht has appreciated approximately 1% against the US dollar this year, with a 9% increase projected for 2025, posing a threat to Thailand's export and tourism competitiveness [2]
泰国要求年交易额超100亿泰铢的黄金交易商向央行申报
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-27 05:20