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Affected by the trend of U.S. stocks and Asian stocks, Taiwan stocks followed the rebound of Korean stocks and the Nikkei in early trading on Wednesday, driving Taiwan stocks to open higher.
[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Affected by the weak trend of chip stocks, the four major U.S. stock indexes continued to close in the black on Tuesday, but the decline was still contained. After the heavy losses on Tuesday, Asian stocks were the first to rebound on Wednesday. Among them, Korean stocks had the biggest gains, rising by more than 2 in early trading. .5%, while the Nikkei also rose 371 points, returning to 68,000, while Taiwan stocks also followed suit. With electronic stocks such as TSMC, Hon Hai, and United Microelectronics rising at the opening, the index opened up 41.33 points, opening at 48382.64 points.
After the two wafer giants regained control, electronic stocks such as AI, panels, silicon intellectual property, and communication networks, and transmission stocks such as plastics, plastics, cement, shipping, and rubber also rose simultaneously. 1,265 listed counters soared simultaneously, and the index opened higher, rising 718 points to 49,059. However, due to the overturn of high-priced stocks such as Yujingguang, Largan Optoelectronics, Wiwynn, Sexin-KY, and Nanjing Nanjing Electric Co., Ltd., coupled with TSMC's sell-off and closing at a flat price, the index pulled back 434 points from its high point, and ended up rising 284.52 points to close at 48625.83 points, with a trading volume of 928.6 billion yuan.
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The top 10 trading volume rose more than fell. Nanya rose 30 yuan to close at 349 yuan, with a turnover of 59.51 billion yuan, ranking first; TSMC closed at a flat price of 2,490 yuan, with a turnover of 58.022 billion yuan, ranking second; MediaTek fell 50 yuan, closing at 447 5 yuan, with a turnover of 29.708 billion yuan, ranking third; Yageo* rose by 28 yuan, closing at 627 yuan, with a turnover of 28.645 billion yuan, ranking fourth; Largan fell by 395 yuan, closing at 6,880 yuan, with a turnover of 27.612 billion yuan, ranking fifth.
Nanya fell 7.5 yuan, closing at 48.05 yuan, with a turnover of 24.97 billion yuan, ranking 6th; Jinxiang Electronics rose 90 yuan, closing at 1,260 yuan, with a turnover of 19.736 billion yuan, ranking 7th; Xinxing rose 5 yuan, closing at 1,185 yuan, with a turnover The sales volume was 19.535 billion yuan, ranking 8th; Fuqiao rose 4 yuan to close at 134 yuan, with a turnover of 18.077 billion yuan, ranking 9th; Formosa Plastics rose 0.5 yuan, closing at 119.5 yuan, with a turnover of 17.142 billion yuan, ranking 10th.
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