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Authorities say they have pulled emergency funds from Taiwan's stock market. The stabilization fund was activated last April in response to volatility from US President Donald Trump's tariffs. This was the longest period it has ever been engaged in the stock market.
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00:00Taiwan has pulled emergency funds out of its stock market as the local index has stabilized.
00:05The country's stabilization fund injected about $380 million into the market last April
00:11after U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff announcement sent global stocks tumbling.
00:16Officials say the fund ended its intervention after 279 days, the longest ever in Taiwan.
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