Taiwan Stock Market Consolidates Sideways Awaiting US-Iran Negotiation Results
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The Taiwan stock market traded sideways, with major weighted stocks showing mixed movements, as it awaited the results of US-Iran negotiations. Petrochemical-related stocks rose due to a rebound in international crude oil prices, while a short-term risk-averse sentiment driven by geopolitical risks dominated the market. Moving forward, market attention is expected to shift towards the technology industry's trends, such as TSMC's investor conference.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What happened to the stock price of Delta Electronics in early trading?
- A: It rose by as much as NT$40 to NT$1705, continuing to hit a new record high.
- Q: How long has the military conflict between the US and Iran continued according to Liang En-yi?
- A: According to Liang En-yi, the US-Iran military conflict has continued for over 5 weeks.
- Q: Why did international crude oil prices rebound by about 3%?
- A: It was because shipping in the Strait of Hormuz was reported to have suddenly halted again.
- Q: What petrochemical-related stocks were boosted by the rebound in international crude oil prices?
- A: The boosted stocks were Nan Ya Plastics, China General Plastics, and Delta Chemical.
- Q: Who is Liang En-yi and what is their role mentioned in the article?
- A: Liang En-yi is a fund manager at Cathay Securities Investment Trust.