Taiwan shares rebounded Wednesday, rising 1.28% to 46,887.77 after two straight declines, with trading value also increasing from Tuesday, Central News Agency (CNA) reported.
The advance amounted to 594.84 points. Wednesday’s turnover reached NT$833.19 billion (US$25.54 billion), compared with NT$758.68 billion (US$23.35 billion) in the previous session.
Shares had finished Tuesday at 46,292.93, down 529.15 points, or 1.13%, CNA reported. EconoTimes covered that close in its earlier report on Tuesday’s trading.
Tuesday’s decline followed a 0.61% drop Monday, when shares closed at 46,822.08 on turnover of NT$825.10 billion (US$25.43 billion), according to CNA. Wednesday’s close exceeded both earlier closing levels, while trading value was higher than on either day.
