Movement Alert|iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF Overnight Decline 4.03%, profit-taking followed a TSMC revenue-driven rally

Market Focus11-12 13:17

On November 12, iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF fell 4.03% Overnight, trading at $96.15, with turnover of $1.6847 million.

The move followed a reversal after an earlier technology-led advance, with recent trading indicating short-term profit-taking after strong sentiment tied to TSMC's October revenue update.

Earlier disclosures showed TSMC reported October consolidated revenue up by nearly 60% year over year, helping lift Taiwan semiconductor and large-cap technology sentiment and driving gains in EWT across overnight, pre-market, and regular trading. The latest Overnight weakness suggests the market gave back part of that news-driven rally rather than reacting to a new negative fundamental catalyst.

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