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TAIEX rallied 5% to a fresh high, driven by a sharp rebound in foreign inflows following the US–Iran interim peace agreement, despite a hawkish Fed: TAIWAN WEEKLY KICKSTART

Published: 2026-06-19Institution: Goldman SachsPages: 28Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 28

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TAIEX rallied 5% to a fresh high, driven by a sharp rebound in foreign inflows following the US–Iran interim peace agreement, despite a hawkish Fed: TAIWAN WEEKLY KICKSTART

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