Taiwan extends short-selling curbs after U.S. tariffs bring market turmoil

Taiwan's financial regulator is extending short-selling restrictions for another week to stabilize the market after U.S. tariff announcements caused volatility. The regulator believes these measures effectively curbed speculative selling. Despite restored investor confidence, uncertainties surrounding U.S. tariff policies and global responses persist. Taiwan's stock market, down 15% this year, is expected to be affected by global fluctuations.