Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 1,568.16 points, or 3.48 percent, at 43,502.78 Monday on turnover of NT$1.13 trillion (US$35.51 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the significant decline in the

Taipei: Taiwan shares fell sharply in early trading Monday, with the benchmark index shedding more than 2,600 points as investors reacted to a sharp sell-off on Wall Street and mounting

Taipei: Taiwan’s foreign exchange reserves at the end of May moved higher for the second straight month, while foreign investors’ holdings in Taiwan-listed stocks, bonds, and Taiwan dollar deposits hit

Taipei: Taiwan’s consumer price index (CPI) growth in May exceeded the 2 percent alert level set by the central bank. The rise is attributed primarily to a spike in crude

Taipei: Taiwan aims to transform its capital market into an Asian equivalent of the tech-heavy Nasdaq market so startups from around the world can raise funds in the country and

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed lower Friday after a volatile session as sentiment was hurt by heavy losses among tech stocks in the United States overnight, but financial stocks helped

Taipei: Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of American AI chip designer Nvidia Corp., announced plans to enhance capacity between the second half of this year and the next to address

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended down 606.52 points, or 1.33 percent, at 45,070.94 Friday on turnover of NT$1.23 trillion (US$38.70 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the decline in the market was