TAIPEI, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks gained on
Wednesday, tracking overseas markets and led by electronics and
financials stocks.
As of 0355 GMT, the main TAIEX index .TWII rose 0.9
percent to 9,191.91 points after closing mostly flat in the
previous session at 9,109.27. The index had posted more losing
sessions than winning sessions in the past two weeks.
Traders said the index could slide back to 8,900 if it
couldn't stay above 9,130, a key level, by the end of the week.
The electronics subindex .TELI rose 0.9 percent, while the
financials subindex .TFNI gained 0.8 percent.
Among actively traded shares, display makers Innolux
3481.TW and Hannstar Display 6116.TW rose 1.3 percent and
nearly 9 percent, respectively.
Financial giant CTBC Financial Holding 2891.TW was up 0.6
percent, while Shin Kong Financial Holding 2888.TW was 0.9
percent higher.
The Taiwan dollar TWD=TP softened T$0.007 to T$32.288 per
U.S. dollar.
(Reporting by J.R. Wu; Editing by Amrutha Gayathri)
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