Taiwan Removes Short Selling Curbs as Markets Stabilize
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Taiwan’s financial regulator has removed stock short-selling restrictions that were put in place to curb market declines during a turbulent period in the final quarter of 2022.
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission in October banned shorting stocks at a price lower than the previous close if shares drop more than 3.5% the day before. The ban will be lifted immediately, the FSC said in a statement on Thursday.