TSMC surged 50 yuan, and Taiwan stocks soared more than 600 points and hit a new high of 28,000 points
During the Taiwanese stock market holiday, U.S. stocks hit new highs. TSMC opened above 1,500 yuan today, tying the highest price in history and rising 50 yuan. It led the Taiwan stock market to rise more than 600 points in early trading, flying over the 28,000 point mark in one fell swoop, setting a new high, reaching a maximum of 28,196 points.
Three large-capitalization stocks surged simultaneously, with TSMC rising by up to 50 yuan to 1,500 yuan; Hon Hai soaring by up to 10 yuan to 249 yuan; and Delta Electronics rising by up to 50 yuan to 1,060 yuan.
According to legal analysis, the Taiwan stock market has surged and the volatility has intensified. This week, many heavyweight U.S. technology companies including Microsoft, Alphabet, META, Apple, and Amazon will release financial reports; APEC will also appear, and the "Trump-Xi meeting" between U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will attract much attention, which will affect the future trend of Taiwan stocks.