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Foreign Investors Pour NT$20.9 Billion into Panel Stocks as Taiwan Index Holds Steady
Electronic Technology · Electronic Components · cnyes · 2026-09-09
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The Taiwan Stock Exchange saw a volatile session, closing up 77 points as foreign investors aggressively bought panel makers while trimming financial holdings.
What Happened
Institutional Activity: The Taiwan stock market saw a turnover of NT$773.5 billion, with the three major institutional investors recording a combined net buy of NT$220.81 billion. Foreign investors led the buying with NT$209.24 billion, while investment trusts added NT$3.04 billion, reflecting continued institutional confidence despite market volatility.
Sector Performance: Foreign investors focused heavily on panel manufacturers, accumulating significant positions in Innolux and AUO, betting on year-end seasonal demand. Conversely, there was a divergence in the financial sector, with foreign investors offloading shares while domestic investment trusts aggressively increased their holdings in major financial institutions.
Technical Analysis: The index failed to break through yesterday's high, indicating significant resistance near the 47,500-point level. However, the index remains above all major moving averages, suggesting that the medium-term bullish trend remains intact and the current movement is merely a technical correction.
Market Outlook: Analysts suggest that as long as the index holds above short-term moving averages and the 47,000-point support level, the overall trend remains positive. Investors are advised to monitor trading volumes and foreign futures short positions to identify any potential signals of a trend reversal.