SINGAPORE (Reuters): Taiwan stocks fell the most in more than two months on Monday, weighed down by falling chipmakers following a slump in US. tech firms, while other emerging Asian shares were muted ahead of key economic data this week.
Equities in Taiwan, which soared last week in tandem with their US peers riding on the Nvidia wave, fell as much as 1.9% to mark their worst day since April 19. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co lost nearly 3%.
