Foreign Investors Net Buy NT$28.8 Billion, TSMC Sees 4th Consecutive Day of Buying with 8,159 Shares Added
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Taiwan's stock market surged, with the TAIEX breaking above 35,000 points to a new closing high, driven by easing tensions in the Middle East. Foreign investors net bought NT$28.8 billion, with TSMC being a significant recipient, seeing its fourth consecutive day of net buying with 8,159 shares added. The TAIEX closed at 35,417.83 points, up 556.67 points (1.6%), with a turnover of NT$829.537 billion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What event boosted bullish sentiment in the Taiwan stock market?
- A: Easing tensions in the Middle East, with Israel agreeing to direct talks with Lebanon, boosted bullish sentiment in the Taiwan stock market.
- Q: What was the closing point of the TAIEX and how much did it rise?
- A: The TAIEX closed at 35,417.83 points, which was up by 556.67 points or 1.6 percent.
- Q: How much did foreign and mainland Chinese investors net buy?
- A: Foreign investors and mainland Chinese investors collectively net bought NT$28.808 billion.
- Q: Which stocks were the top two net sells for foreign investors?
- A: Innolux and AUO ranked first and second in the top ten net sells, reducing holdings by 92,900 shares and 82,500 shares respectively.
- Q: What types of stocks did investment trusts primarily net sell?
- A: Investment trusts primarily net sold chemical, memory, and financial stocks during the trading day.