Taiwan Deputy FinMin: Not currently considering stabilization for stock market
|Taiwan's Deputy Finance Minister is on the wires now, via Reuters, noting that his government is not currently considering calling a meeting of national stabilization fund for stock market.
The Asian stocks notably lower amid rising coronavirus death toll in China and confirmed cases across the globe. Meanwhile, Taiwan markets re-opened on Thursday, with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) shedding almost 5% and leading the declines in its Asian peers.
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