Peng Jinlong, chairman of the Taiwan Financial Supervision and Administration Commission, said that recent overseas investors selling super Taiwan stocks are a "short -term phenomenon", which does not mean to see the bad backlord.Increase.
Bloomberg reported that Peng Jinlong said on Wednesday (July 31) in Taipei that the proportion of foreign capital holding Taiwan stocks had reached about 42%.He said it was 37.5%higher than 2022.
Peng Jinlong said: "Our total market value is increasing, and foreign investment maintaining its shareholding in this proportion means that their investment is increasing." He also said: "Is foreign capital withdrew from Taiwan? We can't be unable to be unable to withdraw from Taiwan?Judging, we only know that the transaction frequency is increasing.In an interview published by the US Republican presidential candidate Trump on July 16, Bloomberg Business Weekly stated that Taiwan "should pay US defense costs", allowing the outside world to question his attitude to defend Taiwan and arouse some investors' concerns.
However, the index has risen by about 24%so far this year, and investors have bought stocks of advanced computer chip suppliers.
Peng Jinlong also said that the investment trend of the financial industry in mainland China is in line with the risk assessment of the Taiwan HKMA.He added that although some institutions have been decentralizing the investment in the mainland, their exposure in the mainland cannot be reduced to zero.
Peng Jinlong has previously promised to expand its output value to account for about 6%of Taiwan's GDP's financial service industry, and at the same time adheres to the mission of maintaining market stability in regulators.
