Trump's Tariff Policy Changes, Taiwan Stock Fluctuations Stabilize, Financial Supervisory Commission Extends Short Selling Ban
In response to the impact of the U.S. tariff policy on international stock markets, the Financial Supervisory Commission has announced an extension of three stabilizing measures until April 18. This week, Taiwan's stock decline has narrowed to 0.68%, a significant improvement from the previous week's 8.31%. The price-to-earnings ratio stands at 17.28, with a cash dividend yield of 3.06%, indicating strong corporate performance.
The Commission stated that to maintain market stability, it will continue to monitor changes in international financial conditions and will adjust measures as necessary based on substantial market changes.
