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  1. A bill is moving through Taiwan's legislative and financial regulatory processes toward presidential promulgation.
  2. The Financial Supervisory Commission regulates the stock market in Taiwan.

Taiwan Activates NT$500B Stabilization Fund and Tightens Short Selling Rules

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What happened

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The government authorized the National Stabilization Fund (NSF), valued at NT$500 billion (US$15.26 billion), to support local shares in Taiwan. Separately, the Financial Supervisory Commission announced temporary curbs on short selling shares. These rules lower the volume of intraday securities lending to 3 percent of average daily trading volume and raise the required investor deposit to 130 percent of a stock’s value.

From ltn.com.tw

Why it matters

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The measures follow a period of significant market fluctuation, including a massive intraday drop of 3,737.67 points in the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The NSF steering committee may use the fund to intervene in the market to prop up local shares.

The Financial Supervisory Commission regulates the stock market in Taiwan, and a bill is currently moving through Taiwan's legislative and financial regulatory processes toward presidential promulgation.

From ltn.com.tw

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • OpenAISpeculative

    Market volatility previously caused by company reports might be countered by government intervention, stabilizing prices.

  • FoxconnSpeculative

    Stabilization curbs and NSF support could benefit listed companies like Foxconn through increased demand or investment.

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