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Taiwan equities decrease at close of trade
On Friday, Taiwan equities slumped after the close because dips in the Optoelectronic as well as Electricity sectors suppressed stocks.
The Taiwan Weighted decreased 0.24%.
On the Taiwan Weighted the best performance was demonstrated by such benchmarks as Leadtrend Technology Corp, Pan Jit International Inc and Cheer Time Enterprise Co Ltd. They edged up respectively 9.97%, 9.91% and 9.79%.
Meanwhile, losers were represented by Genius Electronic Optical Co Ltd, Jye Tai Precision Industrial Co Ltd and Leadtek Research Inc. They went down 9.97%, 9.95% and 9.81% respectively.
On the Taiwan Stock Exchange descending equities supplanted leaping shares by 587 to 180, while 109 were intact.
Stocks in Pan Jit International Inc went up to 5-year maximums, soaring 9.91% being worth 31.05.
The currency pair USD/TWD ascended 0.19% being worth 30.283. Meanwhile, TWD/CNY edged down 0.05% showing an outcome of 0.2167.
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