Stock Markets March 27, 2026

Taiwan shares advance as electronics, glass and internet names lead gains

Taiwan Weighted rises 2.54% at Friday close; several stocks record double-digit moves in either direction

By Caleb Monroe
Taiwan shares advance as electronics, glass and internet names lead gains

Taiwan's main market closed higher on Friday, led by advances in Electronic Parts/Components, Glass and Communication and Internet sectors. The Taiwan Weighted index climbed 2.54% as several individual stocks posted double-digit percentage moves, while commodity and currency markets registered modest shifts.

Key Points

  • The Taiwan Weighted index closed up 2.54% after gains in Electronic Parts/Components, Glass and Communication and Internet sectors.
  • Top performers included Unimicron Technology Corp (TW:3037), Shunsin Technology Holdings Ltd (TW:6451) and Tex Year Industries Inc (TW:4720), each up 10.00%.
  • Major decliners were Getac Technology Corp (TW:3005), Nien Made Enterprise Co Ltd (TW:8464) and HannsTouch Solution Inc (TW:3049), which fell by double-digit percentages; market breadth recorded as "0 to 0."

Taiwan equities ended the trading session higher on Friday, supported by strength in the Electronic Parts/Components, Glass and Communication and Internet sectors. The benchmark Taiwan Weighted rose 2.54% at the close, reflecting a broad upward move in those industry groups.

The session produced pronounced individual stock moves. On the upside, Unimicron Technology Corp (TW:3037) finished up 10.00% - a gain of 46.00 points - to close at 506.00. Shunsin Technology Holdings Ltd (TW:6451) advanced 10.00% or 29.00 points to end at 319.00, and Tex Year Industries Inc (TW:4720) rose 10.00% or 1.65 points to 18.15.

At the other end of the board, several names declined sharply. Getac Technology Corp (TW:3005) fell 11.42% or 14.50 points to finish at 112.50. Nien Made Enterprise Co Ltd (TW:8464) declined 10.57% or 40.50 points to close at 342.50, while HannsTouch Solution Inc (TW:3049) was down 9.93% or 1.45 points to 13.15.

The market breadth line included a recorded value of "Falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Taiwan Stock Exchange by 0 to 0."

Shunsin Technology Holdings Ltd (TW:6451) reached an all-time high during the session, with shares rising by 10.00% or 29.00 points to close at 319.00.


Commodity prices showed small moves in related markets. Crude oil for May delivery fell 0.44% or 0.42 to $94.06 a barrel. Brent oil for June delivery slipped 0.31% or 0.32 to $101.57 a barrel. In metals, the June Gold Futures contract rose 1.66% or 73.30 to trade at $4,482.30 a troy ounce.

Foreign exchange and index futures were mixed. USD/TWD moved up 0.07% to 32.00. The TWD/CNY pair was unchanged at 0.22, reflecting a 0.00% change. The US Dollar Index Futures ticked down 0.04% to 99.67.


Separately, a note in the marketplace referenced an AI-driven stock selection product and its reported performance. It stated that, year to date, two out of three global portfolios tracked were outperforming their benchmark indexes, with 88% of holdings in the green. The note further cited that the flagship Tech Titans strategy reportedly doubled the S&P 500 within 18 months and highlighted certain named winners and their percentage gains. The note asked which stock might be the next to rise and promoted the use of AI for stock selection.

The market action on Friday combined sector-level advances with sizable moves in individual names, while commodities and currency pairs posted modest changes at the close.

Risks

  • Significant single-stock volatility, illustrated by multiple double-digit percentage gains and losses among listed companies, which can affect portfolio values in the Electronic Parts/Components and Communication and Internet sectors.
  • Commodity price movements, such as changes in crude oil and Brent futures and a notable rise in gold futures, which can influence costs and investor sentiment in energy and commodity-sensitive industries.
  • Foreign exchange and index futures fluctuations, including movements in USD/TWD and the US Dollar Index Futures, which may affect exporters and firms with cross-border revenue exposure.

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