Taiwan Short Sale Curbisses, RESTORED in the Tariff Uncertainty

Taipei (Reuters) -Taiwan’s best financial regulator will extend temporary twigs on short sale of shares to ensure the stock exchange stability, and the end date could not be raised.

Surbuks were first applied for the first time after the United States did not want global market confusion in April 6, after sweeping the import tariffs. Those applied in a week in a week, then extended for a week.

The statement said that the Taiwan Financial Control Commission will continue without saying that the cursed do not end.

The results of the US Tariff Policy and negotiations with other countries are still uncertain and will continue to be “fluctuations” in global stock markets.

If there are significant changes in the market, the regulator will “adapt the appropriate measures to protect the market stability and interests of investors.” He did not apply.

Short vendors aim to return the shares they expect to fall, then return the difference to the difference.

(Emily Chan and Ben Blanchard’s report; regulation by Raju Gopalakrishnan)