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0050 Regular Investments Hit Record High of NT$13.06 Billion

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The Securities Investment Trust and Consulting Association announced October regular investment data, with total market deductions reaching a record NT$37.5 billion. 0050 led with NT$13.06 billion, up 127% year-on-year, while 0056 ranked second with NT$2.21 billion. Together the two funds accounted for nearly half of the total, showing strong bargain-hunting demand.

Total Market Deductions Hit Record NT$37.5 Billion

The Securities Investment Trust and Consulting Association announced October regular investment data, with total monthly regular investment deductions reaching NT$37.5 billion, a new record high. In October the Taiwan stock market underwent a correction on foreign capital rebalancing, while investors acted with maturity, buying ETFs on dips and increasing regular investments instead of cutting back, actively entering the market on sharp down days, with Yuanta Taiwan 50 (0050) monthly deductions topping NT$13 billion and leading the market higher.

0050 Deductions Reach NT$13.06 Billion, Up 127% Year-on-Year

October's top regular investment target was 0050, with monthly deductions reaching NT$13.06 billion, a new record high, up NT$7.31 billion from the same period in 2025, a 127% year-on-year increase, firmly ranking No. 1 in the market. Analysts noted that 0050 is the longest-established market-cap ETF, with index logic tested through bull and bear cycles, no human stock-selection error and keeping pace with the times, allowing full participation in Taiwan equities and corporate growth. As investors shift from trading to allocation, holding the index has become the main theme amid volatile markets.

0056 Deductions Hit Record NT$2.21 Billion

Second place went to Yuanta High-Dividend (0056), with monthly deductions also hitting a record NT$2.21 billion. 0050 and 0056 together accounted for nearly half of total regular investment amounts. Analysts noted that 0056 focuses on companies with earnings and dividend potential, and in recent years has benefited from strong AI demand, lifting both its share price and dividend performance, further strengthening its long-term allocation appeal and continuing to attract inflows.

Net Subscriptions of NT$890.9 Billion Challenge NT$1 Trillion Mark

Since inception through November 12, 0050 has delivered a cumulative return of 2,197%, or about 15% annualized, meaning invested capital roughly doubled every 5 years, continuing to push investor numbers, regular investment accounts and deduction amounts to new highs, leading Taiwan equity ETFs. Year-to-date through November 12, 0050 has recorded cumulative net subscriptions of NT$890.9 billion, already 2.6 times the full-year 2025 total, challenging the NT$1 trillion mark for the year, and is expected to add fuel to a Taiwan stock rebound and serve as an important foundation for the subsequent bull market.

FAQ

Why did total October regular investments hit a record high?

Data released by the Securities Investment Trust and Consulting Association showed total monthly regular investment deductions reached NT$37.5 billion in October, a record high, mainly as the Taiwan stock market underwent a correction on foreign capital rebalancing and investors bought ETFs on dips, increasing rather than cutting regular investments.

How did 0050 and 0056 perform in October deductions?

0050 posted monthly deductions of NT$13.06 billion, up 127% year-on-year and up NT$7.31 billion from the same period in 2025, ranking No. 1 in the market; 0056 posted monthly deductions of NT$2.21 billion, also a record high, ranking second, with the two funds together accounting for nearly half of the total.

What are 0050's long-term returns and this year's subscription momentum?

Since inception through November 12, 0050 has delivered a cumulative return of 2,197%, or about 15% annualized; year-to-date through November 12, cumulative net subscriptions reached NT$890.9 billion, 2.6 times the full-year 2025 total, challenging the NT$1 trillion mark for the year.