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On Monday, Taiwan stocks grew after the close on Monday. It’s because profits in the Machinery, Oil, Gas & Electricity as well as Plastic sectors spurred stocks.
The Taiwan Weighted earned 0.50%.
Jenn Feng, Gemtek Tech and Acceptance demonstrated the best results on the Taiwan Weighted. They soared respectively 10.00%, 9.99% and 9.97%.
As for the worst performers, these were Pal Wonn Taiwan Co Ltd, Ahoku Eltr and Kerry Tj. They tumbled 7.24%, 3.36% and 3.31% respectively.
On the Taiwan Stock Exchange rallying stocks outclassed descending ones by 398 to 351, while 127 ended intact.
July delivery crude futures gained 0.67%, demonstrating $51.01 a barrel. As for July delivery Brent crude futures, they leapt 0.62%, being worth $53.94 a barrel. Additionally, June gold futures gained 0.04%, trading at $1254.15 a troy ounce.
The currency pair USD/TWD tacked on 0.02%, reaching 30.012, TWD/CNY dived 0.09%, showing 0.2299.
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