Taiwan Capitalization Weighted Stock Index

The Taiwan Capitalization Weighted Stock Index (TAIEX; Chinese: 加權指數; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Ka-koân Chí-sò͘) is a stock market index for companies traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE). TAIEX covers all of the listed stocks excluding preferred stocks, full-delivery stocks and newly listed stocks, which are listed for less than one calendar month. It was first published in 1967 by TWSE with 1966 being the base year with a value of 100.[1]

Taiwan Capitalization Weighted Stock Index
Traditional Chinese發行量加權股價指數
Alternative Chinese name
Traditional Chinese加權指數

Annual Returns

The following table shows the annual development of the TAIEX since 1966.[2][3]

Year Closing level Change in index
in points
Change in index
in %
1966100.00
1967105.765.765.76
1968106.630.870.82
1969110.303.673.44
1970123.3813.0811.86
1971135.1311.759.52
1972228.0392.9068.75
1973495.45267.42117.27
1974193.06−302.39−61.03
1975330.08137.0270.97
1976372.2042.1212.76
1977450.4478.2421.02
1978532.4381.9918.20
1979549.5517.123.22
1980558.458.901.62
1981551.03−7.42−1.33
1982443.57−107.46−19.50
1983761.92318.3571.77
1984838.0776.159.99
1985835.122.880.34
19861,039.11203.9924.43
19872,339.861,300.75125.18
19885,119.112,779.25118.78
19899,624.184,505.0788.00
19904,530.16−5,094.02−52.93
19914,540.5510.390.23
19923,377.06−1,163.49−25.62
19936,070.562,693.5079.76
19947,111.101,040.5417.14
19955.158,65−1,952.45−27.46
19966.933.941,775.2934.41
19978,187.271,253.3318.08
19986,418.43−1,768.84−21.60
19998,448.842,030.4131.63
20004,743.94−3,704.90−43.85
20015,551.24807.3017.02
20024,452.45−1,098.79−19.79
20035,890.691,438.2432.30
20046,139.69249.004.23
20056,548.34408.656.66
20067,823.721,275.3819.48
20078,506.28682.568.72
20084,591.22−3,915.06−46.03
20098,188.113,596.8978.34
20108,972.50784.399.58
20117,072.08−1,900.42−21.18
20127,699.50627.428.87
2013 8,611.51 912.01 11.85
2014 9,307.26 695.75 8.08
2015 8,338.06 −969.20 −10.41
2016 9,253.50 915.44 10.98
2017 10,642.86 1,389.36 15.01
2018 9,727.41 −915.45 −8.60
2019 11,997.14 2,269.73 23.33
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