Taiwan stocks fell 829 points last week to close at 45211, with the three major institutional investors net selling 1878億元, while investment trusts bucked the trend with net buying of 685億元; 華邦電 and 力積電 were bought over 11萬張, 5 financial stocks made the list as safe havens, plus a 1156-point plunge on Friday for three consecutive weekly declines.
Taiwan equities plunged 1,156.50 points to close at 45,211.83 on the 30th, with foreign investors selling a net NT$112.467 billion, dumping over 97,000 lots of 0050, shifting into four 2x leveraged ETFs totaling 13,000 lots for NT$228 million, and buying four bond ETFs on weakness totaling 21,000 lots for NT$234 million.
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications releases the Year 114 travel and transport industry survey, with total revenue of NT$2.3277 trillion, down 5.2% year-on-year, the aviation transport industry topping at NT$471.4 billion, operating surplus of NT$193.2 billion, pre-tax surplus of NT$320.7 billion, and railway losses narrowing sharply.
O-Bank has unveiled the all-new GOLDEN CROWN design for the New Taipei Kings co-branded card, offering priority ticket purchasing for all home games and up to 20% off for regular-season games. Holders of the dual-sports co-branded cards can also enjoy VIP ticket draws, fan meet-and-greet events, and post-win bonus rewards.
Taiwan stocks opened higher and closed lower on the 27th, rising 54.8 points to close at 46096.23 points, with turnover of 9765.47億元. The eight major state-owned banks net bought 13474 lots of 友達, ranking first, and net sold 10623 lots of 力積電. The three major institutional investors net bought a combined 31.43億元.