
Taiwan stocks fell 289 points to close at 46,822 points on Monday. Foreign investors sold more than 76.743 billion yuan, and Power Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. became the biggest sufferer of foreign investors' overselling.
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The Taiwan stock market index fell more than 900 points on Monday due to the joint decline of Dianjin Chuan, and ended with a loss of 289 points.
Foreign capital poured in 76.7 billion, and 46,400 shares of Power Semiconductor were cut off, with the stock price falling nearly 3%.
On Monday (19th), the Taiwan stock market fell due to the electronic and financial news. The index once fell by more than 900 points and retested towards the quarterly line. Fortunately, weight stocks such as the wafer duo ended their tail. The final index fell by 289 points to close at 46822 points. Foreign investors sold 767 points again today. 4.3 billion yuan, and Power Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd., which has nearly 690,000 shareholders, became the biggest sufferer, cutting off 46,400 shares at the first sale. Affected by this, the stock price fell 2.97% to close at 65.3 yuan, and the trading volume increased to 104,800 shares.
The top 10 stocks sold by foreign investors on Monday were Power Semiconductor (6770) with 46,465 shares, Taiwan Glass (1802) with 29,813 shares, Jinbao (2312) with 15,609 shares, Hon Hai (2317) with 14,884 shares, and Macronix (23 37) 13,979 sheets, Formosa Plastics (1301) 12,009 sheets, Winbond (2344) 11,015 sheets, TSMC (2330) 9,834 sheets, Huaxin (1605) 9,616 sheets, and Nanya (1303) 8,895 sheets.
China's Ministry of Commerce, General Administration of Customs, and the Equipment Development Department of the Central Military Commission jointly issued an announcement on the 19th, announcing the optimization and adjustment of export control measures for drone-related items, which will be officially implemented from November 18, with the aim of safeguarding national security, fulfilling non-proliferation obligations, and ensuring the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain.
The National Bureau of Statistics of China released economic data for the first three quarters on the 19th, with GDP growing by 4.6% year-on-year. The "Third Quarterly Report" presents five highlights: a rebound in quarterly GDP growth, rapid growth of new driving forces, gradual improvement in domestic demand, strong growth in foreign trade, and moderate price increases.
China's Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs jointly issued an announcement on the 19th, announcing that from November 18, export controls will be implemented on items with dual-use military and civilian properties such as shield machines, and control measures for dredger-related items will be optimized and adjusted to safeguard national security and fulfill international non-proliferation obligations.
Zhang Zhiwen, deputy secretary-general of Guangxi, said on the 19th that Guangxi has consolidated quality infrastructure in recent years, built 10 national-level and 39 autonomous region-level quality inspection centers, innovated the "AI + quality supervision" model, promoted the quality strategy, and provided technical support for China-ASEAN cross-border trade.

Affected by the continued remittances of foreign capital, the exchange rate of the New Taiwan dollar against the U.S. dollar closed at 32.445 yuan on Monday, a depreciation of 1.07 cents, hitting a new low in nearly 18 months. Even though the central bank rarely called for stabilizing the exchange rate during the session, it was still unable to withstand the huge selling pressure, and the exchange rate fell seven times in a row.

China announced that its GDP grew by 4.5% year-on-year in the third quarter, and the cumulative growth in the first three quarters was 4.6%. The economy is clearly experiencing "heat outside and cold inside", with exports and high-end manufacturing growing strongly. However, real estate investment has declined, new construction area in the housing market has dropped by 25%, and domestic consumption and overall investment remain weak.