00:00Taiwan's financial regulators are stepping up monitoring amid the recent stock rally.
00:04The Financial Supervisory Commission, or FSC, is tightening oversight of bank lending
00:10as recent stock gains fuel concerns over rising leverage.
00:13Regulators are watching borrowing channels for signs of excessive debt-taking.
00:17This includes mortgage top-ups, housing-backed loans, personal loans, and margin financing.
00:23The FSC says it may conduct inspections if credit risks increase.
00:29For more insight into the recent market rally and the rise in leverage investing,
00:34our reporter Ai Qi spoke with Dokren Wu, Professor of Economics at National Central University.
00:39Could you briefly walk us through the recent market hype that has prompted more Taiwanese investors
00:44to take on leverage through multiple borrowing channels?
00:57that China which requires the
00:57the equipment and security technology, the information and security,
00:59these tools are used in the Taiwan
01:02the most part is in Taiwan in Taiwan.
01:03That these products with AI-related trading stocks,
01:06especially the histones from Taiwan,
01:07is because we have a digital account.
01:14That also means the price of our stock market
01:14is also the most part of the Forex lost.
01:15It means the traders and the Dow was growing in Taiwan already.
01:15So its discrepancies are also falling in on China.
01:18This one is in time,
01:19We're going to take a look at the price of AI, and we're going to take a look at the
01:23price of AI.
01:24We're going to take a look at the price of AI, so we're going to take a look at the
01:31price of AI.
01:31If you don't have money, you'll be able to invest in various ways.
01:37Just to invest in the bank.
01:38There's a lot of money.
01:41If you buy a stock, you can use the stock stock to invest.
01:46You can also take a look at the stock stock with the stock stock against the bank,
01:52and take a look at the stock stock stock.
01:55Why are the Financial Supervisory Commission and Central Bank now raising consent?
02:01Today's market is the combined debt is that their economy has sold through 3000 to 5000 to 5000.
02:08Now, it's over 100% tax dollars.
02:11On the next day, the economy is over 1.5 billion.
02:39What risks could Taiwan's economy and financial system face?
02:44If the rally continues and more people borrow to invest in stocks?
03:14If the rally continues to be a big deal, even if it's a big deal, we don't have a lot
03:22of money.
03:44That was Dr. Ren Wu, Economics Professor at National Central University.
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