Taiwan stock market highs 結果共5筆

Taiwan’s stock market hit record highs on Oct. 29, driven by the NVIDIA GTC conference. TSMC led gains, closing at 28,294.74 points. Foxconn announced new collaborations, underscoring Taiwan’s key role in AI.

Taiwan’s stock market surged 1.8% on Oct. 15, driven by strong gains in tech and AI stocks. TSMC hit a record high, while AI-related stocks soared, signaling investor confidence.

Taiwan consumer confidence surged as stock market optimism hit new highs, with increased spending willingness despite inflation concerns. Cathay Financial Holdings survey shows 60% expect economic growth above 3% for 2025.

Taiwan’s stock market hit record highs on Sept. 9, driven by tech gains and a semiconductor expo. TSMC, Hon Hai, and MediaTek led the surge, reflecting U.S. market trends.

The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) Chairman, Huang Tien-mu, addressed questions from Kuomintang Legislator Lin Te-fu about Taiwan’s stock market. Huang emphasized the significant role of domestic funds and corporations in driving market momentum, despite the heavy presence of foreign capital. While foreign capital makes up around 40% of the market value, it accounts for only 30% of regular stock volume. Huang stated that this indicates the considerable impact of internal funds and corporations on the market. Huang also highlighted a record inflow of foreign investment in November 2022, with overseas investors injecting over NTD $350 billion into the Taiwanese market. He attributed this surge in foreign investment to cooling inflation rates in the United States and a retreat from the highs of U.S. national debt yields. Huang argued that confidence in Taiwan’s robust economic fundamentals and attractive yield rates has led to increased foreign investment trust in Taiwan’s stocks. He further emphasized that the sustained influx of ’hot money’ into Taiwan indicates substantial interest from both foreign and local investors. This interaction underscores the FSC’s recognition of diverse investment sources in strengthening the Taiwanese stock market and suggests a cautiously optimistic outlook for continued investment in the island’s economic landscape.