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A public holiday in Thailand signifies a day when the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and major financial institutions are closed for business. These holidays often commemorate significant royal, religious, or historical events, such as Songkran or the King's Birthday. While domestic trading halts, international markets continue to trade Thai-linked assets like ADRs or currency pairs involving the Baht. Investors monitor these dates to manage liquidity risks and settlement delays.
Holidays are determined by the Cabinet of Thailand and the Bank of Thailand (BoT). The schedule is typically announced annually, listing specific dates for bank and public closures based on the lunar and solar calendars.
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