TSMC shares rise after Taiwan eases single-stock fund holding limits. JPMorgan analysts project the regulatory change could attract more than $6 billion in new capital inflows to the chipmaker.
TSMC shares rose following a decision by Taiwan's financial regulator to relax restrictions on single-stock fund holdings. JPMorgan analysts estimate the policy change could attract over $6 billion in new capital inflows.
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