Taiwan Shares Open Lower as Market Starts Day in Red
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index began the trading day with a decline, opening down 289.28 points at 46,651.21. The early trading session recorded a turnover of NT$10.98 billion
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index began the trading day with a decline, opening down 289.28 points at 46,651.21. The early trading session recorded a turnover of NT$10.98 billion
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 755.64 points, or 1.61 percent, at 46,184.85 Friday on turnover of NT$721.91 billion (US$22.84 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the stock market in Taiwan
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