Taiwan Stock Exchange 結果共53筆

Sherman Lin led a delegation to Japan to boost Taiwan-Japan ETF collaboration. The initiative, launched in September, has seen significant growth, enhancing financial ties, especially in semiconductors.

Taiwan Stock Exchange sees volatility as the index drops 121.18 points to 28,182.60. TSMC shares fall, while Foxconn rises. Electronics and financial sectors show mixed results.

Taipei’s stock market surged 1.85% on Nov. 26, closing at 27,409.54 points. Electrical and machinery stocks led gains. TSMC, Foxconn, and Delta Electronics rose significantly.

Taiwan Stock Exchange surged 3.18% on Nov. 20, driven by NVIDIA’s earnings and U.S. chip sales approval. TSMC stocks rose 4.30%, boosting market sentiment.

Taiwan Stock Exchange closed lower on Nov. 7, with the index dropping 248.04 points to 27,651.41. Concerns over AI valuations impacted electronics and financial stocks.

Fears of an AI bubble led to declines in U.S. and Asian markets on Nov. 5. Taiwan’s index fell 399.5 points, with Foxconn and MediaTek gaining over 1%.

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.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange closed down 44.52 points at 27,949.11 on Oct. 28 amid mixed sector performances. TSMC shares dipped, while Foxconn gained. Investors await the Fed’s meeting and a Trump-Xi trade discussion.

The Financial Supervisory Commission plans to launch an Asian innovation financing platform with the Taiwan Stock Exchange and Taipei Exchange. This initiative aims to position Taiwan as a hub for startups and companies with growth potential, enhancing its financial landscape.

Taipei’s stock market hit a record high on Oct. 20, driven by TSMC and Foxconn gains. Electronics surged, while financials dipped. Futures indicate optimism.

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’s stock market closed down 378.50 points amid volatility, influenced by China’s export controls and U.S. tariffs. Key stocks like TSMC and Foxconn fell, while Delta Electronics and shipbuilders saw gains.

Han Kuo-yu addresses Taiwan’s National Day, highlighting threats like war, political division, and tariffs. He calls for reform and unity to safeguard Taiwan’s future.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange closed lower on Oct. 8, dropping 148.27 points to 27,063.68. Market volatility was linked to Oracle’s AI cloud business. TSMC and other tech stocks fell, while MediaTek gained. Investors await Largan Precision’s earnings call on Oct. 9.

TSMC’s stock hit a record high, boosting Taiwan’s market index by 395.48 points. Electronic stocks rose 2.14%, while financials dipped. AI stocks also gained.

Taiwan’s stock market hit a record high and surpassed 26,000 points, driven by NVIDIA’s partnership with OpenAI. Key stocks like TSMC and Foxconn surged.

Taiwan’s stock market hit a record high on Sept. 22, closing at 25,880.60 points after a U.S. Fed rate cut. TSMC and Delta Electronics led gains, boosting tech stocks.

Taiwan’s stock market hit a record high on Sept. 18, driven by TSMC’s surge. The Fed’s rate cut influenced global markets, with mixed results on Wall Street.

Nomura Asset Management launched Taiwan’s first dual-listed cross-border ETF, the Nomura Japan TOPIX ETF, on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. This marks a milestone in Taiwan-Japan financial collaboration, linking to Tokyo-listed companies and aiming to attract small-scale investors.

TSMC reports August revenue of NT$335.772 billion, a 3.9% monthly and 33.8% annual increase. The company leads in advanced semiconductor tech, setting a record high.

MediaTek Inc. reported a 23.4% decline in July 2025 sales to NT$43.22 billion after strong June performance. Taiwan’s semiconductor giant maintains 13.2% year-to-date growth despite monthly volatility in chip market.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 1.51% on July 23, closing at 22,987.92 amid Taiwan-U.S. tariff concerns. Despite this, domestic revenue hit a record high.

Shin Kong Financial’s shares are suspended as it prepares to delist from the Taiwan Stock Exchange on July 24. The merger with Taishin Financial will create TS Financial Holding Co.

Taiwan caps daily forex volume at US$10 million. A T+1 system manages foreign stock investments. Banks must stagger forex activities for fairness. Inverse ETF foreign investment capped at 30%.

Taiwan’s stock market rebounded, with the index rising over 300 points, driven by gains in TSMC and MediaTek. U.S. market trends and Fed signals influenced the recovery.