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Taiwanese stocks closed higher on Wednesday amid shocks in electronics and telecommunications equity stocks. Foreign investors continued to outsell Taiwanese stocks, and the movements of legal entities attracted much attention from the market.
Taiwanese stocks rebounded on Wednesday (14th), led by the wafer duo and electronics stocks. In addition, plastics, shipping and other transmission industries also rose simultaneously. The index once rose 718 points, standing at 49,000. However, it overturned on high-priced stocks such as Largan Electronics. In addition, TSMC stalled, and the final index rose 284 points to close at 48,625 points. Foreign investors Renewal sales exceeded 20.037 billion yuan, and Nanya, which has 340,000 shareholders, became the biggest sufferer. Not only foreign investors sold three times in a row, but also self-operators and investment banks followed suit. Today, the three major legal entities continued to sell 24,900 shares, and the stock price fell three times in a row, from 532 yuan to 480.5 yuan, a drop of 9.68%.
The top 10 stocks sold by foreign investors on Wednesday were Nanya Technology (2408) with 22,967 shares, KYEC (2449) with 22,655 shares, Formosa Plastics (6505) with 19,974 shares, UMC (2303) with 16,001 shares, Taiwan Enterprise Bank (2834) 9624 pieces, Taishin Shin Kong Gold (2887) 8324 pieces, Taishin (2340) 7655 pieces, Sino-Fung Gold (2890) 7598 pieces, TSMC (2330) 6752 pieces, Jinguoguang (6209) 5308 pieces.

The Chongqing-Hong Kong cross-border data verification platform was officially launched in Chongqing and Hong Kong on the 14th. It is the first cross-border data verification cooperation platform in the central and western regions. The platform is based on blockchain technology to achieve trusted verification. It will be used in cross-border financial scenarios during the initial launch phase and will gradually expand to more areas in the future.

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank released the "Bangkok Blueprint" framework during the annual meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, aimed at assisting policymakers and financial institutions in combating global cyber fraud. Thai officials pointed out that the experience in Asia can provide lessons for other countries around the world.

Cathay Investment Trust announced that Cathay Taiwan Leader 50 (00922) actually allocated NT$2.10 per beneficiary unit. The last ex-dividend buying day is October 16, the ex-dividend trading day is October 19, and the dividend will be distributed on November 12. It is estimated that nearly 190,000 investors will participate.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned at the IMF and World Bank meeting in Bangkok that wealthy nations must urgently tackle mounting debt, as high US debt and fiscal issues strain low-income countries.
The central bank released financial statistics for the first three quarters of 2026: the stock of social financing at the end of September was 468.17 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 7.1%; the M2 balance was 359.63 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 7.2%; RMB loans in the first three quarters increased by 11.52 trillion yuan.

The State Administration for Market Regulation announced five typical cases of cracking down on low-quality and low-price products, including the case of unlicensed assembly of substandard electric bicycle lithium batteries in Shanghai, the price fraud case of Qingdao Xinya International Travel Agency, the case of counterfeit pharmaceutical sales in Zhaoqing Senmiao, the price fraud case of 23 hotels in Guangyuan, and the case of Hubei Kushen ecological fertilizer production and sales of substandard fertilizers.