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Taiwan's stock market fell by more than 3,700 points in just four trading days. Financing levels are at a high level and pressure to cut off stocks is emerging.
Yesterday (3rd), more than 1,000 households were recovered from financing, and the amount recovered exceeded 1.4 billion yuan. (File photo)
[Reporter Chen Yongji/Report from Taipei] The Taiwan stock market fell more than 3,700 points in just four trading days. With financing levels at a high level, the pressure to cut off stocks has gradually emerged. According to the "Taiwan Stock Dashboard", yesterday (3rd) brokerage firms issued recovery orders against 1,286 households, with a recovery amount of NT$1.404 billion. Both are the highest in the three months since the "Taiwan Stock Dashboard" began to collect statistics.
Yesterday, the weighted index fell sharply by 1,612.6 points, or 3.6%. The decline in OTC purchases was even greater, with a drop of 6.4%. Listed financing dropped by 22.925 billion yuan yesterday, and OTC listings dropped by 7.85 billion yuan, a total reduction of more than 30 billion yuan; and the market is most concerned about The market-wide whole-household guarantee maintenance rate also dropped sharply by 8 percentage points to 165.5%, the lowest in three months. Although it is still far from the 130% where the demand for debt is high, brokers yesterday issued a reminder to customers whose maintenance rate dropped to 140%.
Yesterday, a total of 1,286 households were chased, with a clawback amount of 1.4 billion yuan. In addition, the number of households whose financing was cut off yesterday also reached 109, with a cutoff amount of 150 million yuan, which was also the highest in three months.
In addition, it is worth noting that the number of short-selling foreign-funded bonds has increased for four consecutive trading days, increasing by 11,000, 104,000, 147,000, and 289,000 respectively, showing a daily increase. The total number of short-selling foreign-owned bonds currently reaches 17.233 million, which is at a relatively high level.

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