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Taiwan equities decline at close of trade
On Wednesday, Taiwan equities slumped after the close because losses in the Electricity as well as Paper & Pulp sectors suppressed stocks.
The Taiwan Weighted went down 0.66%.
On the Taiwan Weighted the winners were Kinko Optical Co Ltd, San Chih Semiconductor Inc Ltd and U-Tech Media Corp. They ascended respectively 10.00%, 10.00% and 9.96%.
As for losers, one should mention such benchmarks as Loop Telecommunication International Inc, Avision Inc and Sumagh High Tech Corp. They decreased 5.52%, 5.44% and 5.30% respectively.
Declining equities supplanted leaping ones on the Taiwan Stock Exchange by 561 to 218, while 94 ended didn’t change.
Equities in Kinko Optical Co Ltd went up to 5-year maximums, earning 10.00% and getting to 57.20. Stocks in San Chih Semiconductor Inc Ltd grew to 52-week peaks, grasping 10.00% and getting to 15.95.
The currency pair USD/TWD grew 0.08% being worth 30.090, TWD/CNY rallied 0.14% trading at 0.2182.
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