Taiwan’s benchmark fell 0.61% to 46,822 on Monday after an intraday drop of more than 940 points, as Friday’s 3.8% SOX slide hit sentiment. Foreign investors sold a net NT$76.74 billion, the TWD touched an 18-month low, and a late 4,000-lot order pulled TSMC back to unchanged.
Taipei, Oct 16: The TAIEX rebounded 0.30% to 47,111 but still logged a 2,202-point weekly loss. Foreign investors sold a net NT$46.15B — their eighth straight session — while TSMC fell 0.82% despite a record Q3 profit.
Taiwan’s benchmark fell 1,656 points to 46,969.87 on Thursday as a hot US CPI print triggered the heaviest single-day foreign net selling on record. TSMC posted record Q3 results after the close.
Taiwan-listed stocks can normally move at most 10% from the reference price — usually the previous close — in a session, and limit prices are rounded inward to the exchange tick, so TSMC’s NT$2,490 close (Oct 2026) implied a NT$2,245–2,735 band. Here is how limit-up queues, frozen quotes, and delayed price discovery actually work.
Taiwan stocks rebounded 0.59% to 48,625.83 on Wednesday, briefly reclaiming 49,000 intraday, as bargain hunters stepped in after Tuesday’s 1.95% plunge. TSMC closed flat at NT$2,490 on the eve of its Q3 earnings conference, while foreign investors sold a sixth straight session and the Taiwan dollar stayed under pressure past 32.
TSMC’s September 2026 revenue came in at NT$511.9 billion, essentially flat month-over-month but up 54.6% year-over-year. Whether AI chip demand is the driver is an inference — the companywide number carries no segment breakdown. Hon Hai, UMC and MediaTek filings round out the picture.
Taiwan’s benchmark closed almost unchanged at 49,301.96 on Monday despite NT$52.2 billion in foreign net selling, as shipping and financials absorbed the pressure. TSMC drifts lower in its quiet period ahead of Thursday’s Q3 earnings.
Taiwan’s TAIEX fell 0.99% to 49,313.44 on Thursday as TSMC, MediaTek and Hon Hai pulled back below the 50,000 mark. Foreign investors net sold NT$75.85 billion in the cash market ahead of the National Day holiday break, with TSMC’s October 15 earnings call now in view.
Taiwan-listed companies must file consolidated monthly revenue by the 10th of the following month, quarterly financials within 45 days of quarter-end for most non-financial issuers (banks, insurers and financial holding companies follow modified deadlines), and audited annual accounts by end-March — all on MOPS. Here is the full calendar, why the numbers are cumulative, and where to find English filings at emops.twse.com.tw.
Taiwan’s benchmark came within 33 points of the 50,000 milestone before fading to a flat close on Wednesday, as foreign investors sold a net NT$13.04 billion and capital rotated out of mega-cap tech into passive components and plastics.