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Taiwan Stocks Slide 242 Points as TSMC Shares Decline

Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · economic_daily · 2026-09-10

The Taiwan Stock Exchange index fell 242.87 points to 46,940.49 as TSMC shares dropped, weighing on the broader electronics sector.

What Happened

Market Review: The Taiwan stock market opened lower and remained under pressure throughout the session, hitting a low of 46,573.47 before closing at 46,940.49, down 242.87 points. Trading volume contracted to NT$713.97 billion, indicating a lack of aggressive buying interest.

Heavyweight Stocks: TSMC shares fell by NT$15 to close at NT$2,450, dragging the index down by approximately 119 points and reducing its market capitalization to NT$63.53 trillion. The broader electronics sector index declined by 0.6%, with Delta Electronics notably dropping by NT$120.

Sector Performance: Most traditional industry sectors finished in the red, with textiles, machinery, cables, construction, and shipping all seeing declines of over 1%. In contrast, the plastics sector showed resilience, bucking the trend with a 1.67% gain.

Market Outlook: Although the index formed a 367-point lower shadow, suggesting some support at lower levels, overall market sentiment remains cautious. Investors are closely monitoring the performance of key heavyweight stocks and trading volume to gauge whether the market can stabilize in the coming sessions.

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