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TSMC Shares Surge as Taiwan Lifts Single-Stock Limit for Funds

TSMC Shares Surge as Taiwan Lifts Single-Stock Limit for Funds

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) shares surged following Taiwan’s financial regulator lifting restrictions on single-stock fund holdings. JPMorgan Chase & Co. estimates this change could attract over $6 billion in new investment inflows. The move aims to boost liquidity and investment in TSMC, a key player in the global semiconductor industry, and was announced on April 24, 2026.

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