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Taiwan's Taiex Index Rallies 1.6% on Broad Tech Sector Gains

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Sep 4, 20261 min read
Taiwan's Taiex Index Rallies 1.6% on Broad Tech Sector Gains
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Taiwan's main stock market index finished the week on a high note, with the Taiwan Weighted Index (Taiex) climbing 1.61% by the close of trading on Friday. The rally was broad-based, fueled by strong investor appetite for shares in the technology and industrial sectors.

Sector-Led Rally

The advance was primarily driven by positive performance in several key industries. According to market data, the Computers & Peripherals, Machinery, and Optoelectronic sectors were the top contributors to the day's gains.

Market breadth was decidedly positive, underscoring the widespread nature of the rally. On the Taiwan Stock Exchange, 778 stocks advanced while only 225 declined, with 116 issues ending the session unchanged.

Notable Stock Movements

Several companies posted significant gains, with some reaching the daily trading limit. Key performers included:

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  • Tyntek Corp (TW:2426): Rose 10.00% to close at 104.50.
  • Ta Liang Technology Co Ltd (TW:3167): Added 10.00% to end at 803.00.
  • Yageo Corp (TW:2327): Gained 9.98% to finish at 562.00.

In contrast, some stocks faced selling pressure. Fortune Oriental Co Ltd (TW:2491) was among the biggest decliners, falling 6.67%. Eastech Holding Limited (TW:5225) dropped 5.90%, hitting a new 52-week low. Meanwhile, Gold Circuit Electronics Ltd (TW:2368) shed 5.00%.

Currency and Commodity Markets

In foreign exchange markets, the New Taiwan dollar showed modest strength against its U.S. counterpart, with the USD/TWD pair declining 0.10% to 31.70. The US Dollar Index Futures, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, ticked up by 0.12%.

Commodity markets saw mixed trading. Brent oil futures for November delivery edged down slightly, while the December Gold Futures contract fell 0.48% to trade at $4,518.20 per troy ounce.

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