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Taiwan restricts short-selling to 3% of a stock’s trading volume amid market volatility from US tariffs.
Taiwan's financial regulator has imposed temporary restrictions on short-selling to address market volatility due to US tariffs.
Starting Monday, the volume of shares that can be sold short is limited to 3% of a stock's 30-day average daily trading volume, down from 30%.
Additionally, the minimum margin ratio for short-selling is raised to 130% from 90%.
These measures will be in place until Friday, with further adjustments possible based on market conditions.
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