North Exchange is seeking public opinions on the revision of trading rules: it is planning to add fixed-price trading arrangements after trading hours.
On April 10th, the Beijing Stock Exchange solicited public opinions on revising trading rules.
On April 10th, the Beijing Stock Exchange publicly solicited opinions on revising the trading rules. The revised "Trading Rules" are intended to revise the following four aspects. Firstly, the introduction of fixed-price trading after hours, clarifying arrangements related to orders, declarations, and market disclosures to provide investors who intend to trade at the closing price with abundant trading channels. Secondly, optimizing the block trading system, adjusting the price range of block trading for stocks without price limits on price fluctuations. Thirdly, increasing the risk disclosure arrangements for risk alert stocks and delisting preparation stocks, and setting a daily limit on the purchase quantity of risk alert stocks to guide investors towards rational investment. Fourthly, improving the trading supervision arrangements, adding instances of severe abnormal fluctuations, and supporting investor classification trading statistics and other trading public information.
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