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Markets in Taiwan and across Asia rebounded Thursday after steep declines earlier in the week driven by concerns the war in Iran could disrupt energy supplies. Taiwan’s TAIEX closed up more than 2%, though it remained about 5% lower than last Thursday’s close, while South Korea’s KOSPI rose more than 9% after a 12% single-day plunge.

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00:00Markets in Taiwan and across Asia bounced back Thursday after steep falls earlier this week,
00:06driven by fears over how the war in Iran will affect energy prices.
00:11Taiwan's Tayex closed up more than 2%, though still about 5% lower than last Thursday,
00:17the last close before the war began.
00:20That trend was seen across Asia.
00:22South Korea's KOSPI closed up more than 9% after a 12% single-day fall this week,
00:28its worst ever daily drop.
00:30Taiwan's Cabinet says despite the war, the economy has been relatively stable.
00:56The Cabinet has also extended tax relief on key role materials,
01:00and activated an energy response team to secure alternative supply routes.
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