Taiwan Tightens Short-Selling Rules to Calm Market
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Taiwan’s financial regulator has announced tighter short-selling controls to stabilize the market amid Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs.
The new measures, effective April 7, will limit the volume of intraday sell orders for borrowed securities to 3% of the average daily trading volume of the stock over the previous 30 days, the Financial Supervisory Commission said in a statement on Sunday. That is reduced from 30% previously.