Index Rebounds Strongly to 47035
Taiwan stocks staged a strong rebound on the 28th, with the weighted index surging 939.35 points to close at 47035.58; the OTC index rose 4.06% to close at 394.61, with combined listed and OTC turnover totaling NT$887.492 billion. The three major institutional investors posted a combined net buy of NT$29.894 billion, including a net buy of NT$15.922 billion by foreign investors and mainland investors excluding foreign proprietary dealers, NT$11.807 billion by investment trusts, and NT$2.165 billion by dealers combined. Proprietary dealer trading posted a net buy of NT$2.448 billion, dealer hedging posted a net sell of NT$283 million, with foreign investors, investment trusts and dealers all on the buy side.
TSMC Leads Electronic Heavyweights Higher
Among heavyweight stocks, TSMC 2330 played a key role in lifting the market, closing up NT$25 at 2425, up 1.04%, driving the broader market back above the 47,000 level. As TSMC stabilized and rebounded, other electronic heavyweights also moved higher, with electronics remaining the focus of market capital. MediaTek 2454 surged NT$275 to close at 4235, up 6.94%; Elite Material 2383 also rose NT$275 to close at 5025, up 5.79%; ITEQ 6213 rose NT$32 to close at 778, up 4.29%, showing a clear recovery in buying interest for electronics-related stocks.
Memory Stocks Rally Across the Board
Memory and related electronics stocks also performed strongly, with Nanya Technology 2408 rising NT$36 to close at 477, up 8.16%; Nan Ya Plastics 1303 rising NT$21.5 to close at 319, up 7.23%; Unimicron 3037 rising NT$40 to close at 1100, up 3.77%. Among them, Kinsus 3189 jumped NT$94 to close at 1035, hitting limit-up and becoming one of the most eye-catching strong stocks on the turnover-value leaderboard. Among other top turnover stocks, Yageo 2327 rose NT$26 to close at 547, up 4.99%; Jentech Precision 3653 surged NT$515 to close at 6375, up 8.79%; ASE Technology Holding 3711 rose NT$44 to close at 695, up 6.76%.
In terms of advancers and decliners, 903 listed stocks rose and 355 fell; 729 OTC stocks rose and 349 fell, for a combined total of 1632 gainers, showing this rebound was not driven by a few heavyweights alone but by broad strength across most stocks. Almost all top-turnover stocks closed higher, with capital clearly concentrated in electronic heavyweights, semiconductors and related supply chains, providing key momentum for the index and a明显 warming of bullish sentiment.