Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has announced the continuation of strategic short-selling restrictions to strengthen investor confidence and ensure market stability as global tariff negotiations evolve.
Originally implemented on April 6, the short-selling curbs were designed to cushion Taiwan’s financial markets amid temporary volatility triggered by recent shifts in global tariff policies. The FSC emphasized that maintaining stability is vital during this time of recalibration in international trade dynamics.
“As international tariff discussions progress, it’s essential to support the resilience of local markets,” the FSC said, highlighting Taiwan’s commitment to proactive and adaptive financial regulation.
These measures are especially timely as Taiwan continues to play a pivotal role in global supply chains. Ensuring smooth capital flows and investor trust reinforces its position as a key trade partner in the region.
The FSC assured the public that any future adjustments will be data-driven and aligned with Taiwan’s long-term economic and trade objectives.
This move highlights Taiwan’s proactive stance in managing financial risks while embracing evolving global trade opportunities shaped by tariff realignments.
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