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The Taiex opened high and continued climbing on the last day of trading before the Lunar New Year. Taiwan’s shares closed up 532 points or 1.61%, at 33,605, marking a new all-time high. TSMC also hit a record-high, at NT$1,915. The market has now entered its second-longest holiday ever. Financial analysts say investors should keep an eye out for international developments during the holiday period. Let’s hear more.
Li Chen-yu
Taishin Securities Investment Advisory
Relations between the US and Iran remain tense, so we’re most concerned about potential conflict there. On the front of tariffs, the agreement will likely be signed during the closure. It’s certainly a major positive development. Based on the outcomes of the discussions, it should have quite a big impact on Taiwan as a whole.
Experts say that it’s not just semiconductor-related stocks that stand to benefit from the tariff agreement. Traditional industries and domestic-demand sectors including cars could also get a boost. The Year of the Snake was a good one for Taiwan’s shares. Throughout the course of the year, the Taiex surged by an unprecedented 10,080 points. Market capitalization increased by more than NT$34 trillion to reach NT$109 trillion. On average, the gain per investor on paper, based on the total number of securities accounts, was NT$2.46 million.
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