Taiwan Shares Close Higher but Fail to Maintain 42,000-Point Level
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed higher on Tuesday after briefly hitting the 42,000-point mark, driven primarily by gains in the bellwether electronics sector following a
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed higher on Tuesday after briefly hitting the 42,000-point mark, driven primarily by gains in the bellwether electronics sector following a
Taipei: Taiwan Cement Corp. (TCC) Chairman Nelson Chang has raised concerns about the influx of cement imports into Taiwan, warning of significant risks to the
Taitung: A green bolide streaked across the night sky over Yakou, a section of the Southern Cross-Island Highway in Taitung County, on Tuesday, briefly setting
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed with marginal changes as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) experienced a decline in its earlier gains due to
Taipei: Taiwan Cement Corp. (TCC) Chairman Nelson Chang has raised concerns about the influx of cement imports into Taiwan, warning of significant risks to the
Taitung: A green bolide streaked across the night sky over Yakou, a section of the Southern Cross-Island Highway in Taitung County, on Tuesday, briefly setting
Hsinchu: Kao Hung-an, the suspended Hsinchu Mayor, announced on Wednesday that she will return to her post on Thursday after the Ministry of the Interior
Nantou: Two men have been detained on suspicion of murder after police found human remains linked to a 2023 killing in Nantou County, following the
Taipei: The U.S. dollar rose against the Taiwan dollar Wednesday, gaining NT$0.051 to close at NT$31.526. Turnover totaled US$1.838 billion during the trading session.
According
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 11.49 points, or 0.04 percent, at 27,525.17 Wednesday on turnover of NT$507.08 billion (US$16.05 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed with marginal changes as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) experienced a decline in its earlier gains due to
Hsinchu: Kao Hung-an, the suspended Hsinchu Mayor, announced on Wednesday that she will return to her post on Thursday after the Ministry of the Interior
Taipei: Russia could support China with military logistics and engage in provocations elsewhere in the Indo-Pacific region if China were to use force against Taiwan,