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TSMC drives Taiwan stocks upward, closing 165 points higher

The rise in TSMC’s stock was a key factor in the overall market performance, reflecting renewed investor confidence in the technology sector. As one of the largest semiconductor manufacturers globally, TSMC plays a crucial role in the Taiwanese economy, and its stock movements often have a ripple effect across the market. Analysts noted that the company's robust earnings reports and optimistic forecasts contributed to the positive momentum, attracting both local and foreign investors.

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Taiwan shares close lower amid market volatility

The decrease follows a week of fluctuating trading conditions, where the market experienced a brief surge before settling back. Investors had initially shown optimism, buoyed by positive earnings reports from key players in Taiwan’s robust technology sector. However, this enthusiasm was tempered by broader concerns, including rising inflation rates and potential monetary policy shifts from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which have weighed on global equity markets.

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Taiwan shares rise as market gains momentum

This increase follows a volatile trading week characterized by mixed sentiments in the global market. Earlier in the week, investors were cautious due to ongoing geopolitical tensions and fluctuating economic indicators. However, positive earnings reports from key technology firms have bolstered market optimism. Taiwan's tech sector, a critical driver of its economy, has shown resilience, with major companies reporting robust financial results despite broader global uncertainties.

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U.S. Dollar declines in Taipei trading amid market fluctuations

The recent dip in the U.S. dollar is part of a broader trend observed in recent weeks. Economic factors such as shifts in interest rates, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions have contributed to the dollar's volatility. Over the past month, the U.S. dollar has seen varying performance against major Asian currencies, including the Taiwan dollar, as investors respond to global economic developments.

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Taiwan business confidence dips amid economic challenges

In particular, the steel and iron sectors are bracing for tougher conditions as the central bank has tightened lending terms to cool the housing market. The new regulations require homebuyers with existing property to make down payments of 50% to 70%, a measure aimed at curbing speculative buying. While these restrictions do not apply to first-time buyers or specific urban renewal projects, they are expected to have a cooling effect on the overall property market, further impacting related industries.

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Taiwan shares rise 0.43% amid strong trading volume

This upward movement in share prices comes amidst a backdrop of positive sentiment in the market, driven by various factors including strong corporate earnings reports and stable economic indicators. Investors appear optimistic, buoyed by recent developments in the tech sector, which remains a cornerstone of Taiwan's economy. Notably, major companies listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange have reported better-than-expected quarterly results, contributing to a favorable outlook for the market.