Stock Markets April 10, 2026 02:00 AM

Taiwan Stocks Surge; Taiwan Weighted Climbs 4.61% to One-Month Peak

Gains led by Glass, Electronic Parts/Components and Computers & Peripherals; several individual names moved by double-digit percentages

By Avery Klein
Taiwan Stocks Surge; Taiwan Weighted Climbs 4.61% to One-Month Peak

Taiwan's equity market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index rising 4.61% to mark a one-month high. Sector leadership came from Glass, Electronic Parts/Components and Computers & Peripherals, while a handful of individual stocks recorded double-digit intraday moves. Commodities and currency benchmarks showed modest moves alongside the rally.

Key Points

  • Taiwan Weighted rose 4.61% to a new one-month high, with gains led by Glass, Electronic Parts/Components and Computers & Peripherals sectors.
  • Several individual stocks recorded double-digit intraday moves: Biostar Microtech (TW:2399), Eternal Materials (TW:1717) and Ampoc Far-East (TW:2493) each rose 10.00%.
  • Notable decliners included Taita Chemical (TW:1309), Asia Polymer (TW:1308) and Sesoda (TW:1708), which fell by roughly 10% each.

Taiwan equities finished the trading day on Friday with notable gains, driven by strength in select hardware- and component-focused sectors.

At the close, the Taiwan Weighted index rose 4.61% to reach a new one-month high. Sector advances were led by Glass, Electronic Parts/Components and Computers & Peripherals, which collectively supported the broader market uptick.

The session featured several large single-day moves among listed companies. The top performers on the Taiwan Weighted included Biostar Microtech International Corp (TW:2399), which gained 10.00% or 3.45 points to finish at 37.95. Eternal Materials Co Ltd (TW:1717) also jumped 10.00% or 6.10 points to close at 67.10, and Ampoc Far-East Co Ltd (TW:2493) advanced 10.00% or 10.50 points to end the day at 115.50.

On the downside, Taita Chemical Co Ltd (TW:1309) fell 10.00% or 2.65 points to 23.85 at the close. Asia Polymer Corp (TW:1308) declined 9.95% or 1.85 points to finish at 16.75, and Sesoda Corp (TW:1708) was down 9.94% or 4.30 points to 38.95. Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Taiwan Stock Exchange by 0 to 0.

Biostar Microtech International Corp (TW:2399) also reached a 52-week high during the session, finishing up 10.00% or 3.45 points at 37.95.

Commodities and currency benchmarks showed modest changes alongside the equity moves. Crude oil for May delivery rose 0.72% or 0.70 to $98.57 a barrel. Brent crude for June delivery increased 0.97% or 0.93 to $96.85 a barrel. In precious metals, the June Gold Futures contract fell 0.64% or 30.66 to trade at $4,787.34 a troy ounce.

In foreign exchange trading, USD/TWD was up 0.07% at 31.76 while TWD/CNY was unchanged at 0.22. The US Dollar Index Futures moved higher as well, rising 0.11% to 98.70.


Market participants will note the combination of sector-led strength and pronounced individual stock moves. The day’s data highlight active interest in component and peripherals names alongside volatile readings in certain material and chemical names.

Risks

  • Large single-day percentage moves in individual securities signal heightened short-term volatility for investors in affected names and their sectors, notably Materials and Electronic Parts/Components.
  • Concentrated sector leadership (Glass, Electronic Parts/Components and Computers & Peripherals) could amplify sector-specific risk relative to broader market exposure.
  • Commodity and currency price moves were modest but could contribute to earnings sensitivity for energy- or materials-intensive firms; monitoring of these inputs remains relevant.

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