Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 6:28 PM
We've just added support to Google Finance for Taiwan Stock Exchange listings. In addition to news and descriptive data (which we already offer for these listings), you'll now see intra-day data and pretty charts. You can search for companies by name using the search box. You can also search by ticker -- for example, if you'd like to find the current price for stock in MediaTek, you can search for it by name, as 2454.TW, or as TPE:2454. Similarly, if you'd like to find the current price for stock in Cathay Financial, you can search for it by name, as 2882.TW, or as TPE:2882. The TAIEX can be found as .TWII or ^TWII.
As always, if you find any problems, please let us know.
15 comments:
I'll keep on asking: São Paulo Stock Exchange Data -- They are going to be the third biggest in the world with the deal BOVESPA-BM&F. Pleeaassee.
Just for your infomation, most people in Taiwan don't read or speak English well.
But most of them trade stocks,though.Having a traditional Chinese version of Google Finance would be neat.
You should add a feature a person portfolio performance to be displayed in chart/graph form so that it could be compared to the performance of indexes or other securities
Brian Yang is correct about the need of Chinese version of Google Finance. Only some investors in HK accept English website.
guys, how about brazilian stock exchange ? how long are we gonna wait for ?
any plans for including foreign currencyl, commodities and indian stock exchanges to google finance.
that would be really neat!
Does Google Finance support Fin API to get TW stock information now?
For example, getQuotes(["2330.TW"]) or getQuotes(["TPE:2330"]) don't give correct result yet.
Please add a traditional Chinese version for Google Finance. The simplified character version is already up and running, so it's just a matter of adding the option for displaying traditional characters. Thanks!
Querying Taiwan stocks by ".TW" postfix should returns both TSEC (TPE:xxxx) and OTC (TPO:xxxx) stocks. It only returns TSEC stocks currently.
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Fuel price hike decision by May 31
A decision on raising retail fuel prices and partly compensating revenue losses of oil firms will be taken by Saturday, even as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday assessed the problems caused by the spike in crude prices.
"Hopefully, by day after tomorrow, we will have a solution," Petroleum Minister Murli Deora told reporters after a meeting with the Prime Minister and key ministers in New Delhi.
A meeting of the Cabinet, which was to have taken up the matter, has been postponed, he said.
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Any hike in prices would be accompanied by a duty rejig to help state-run oil Companies curtail revenue losses that are pegged at Rs 225,000 crore for this fiscal on account of crude prices touching a record level in the global market.
"The Prime Minister and Finance Minister saw papers of revenue losses and the price increase in the international market. They realised very much that we need to help (PSU oil Companies) on a war-footing," Deora said.
Singh would also discuss the issue with Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, the Petroleum Minister said, adding that these decisions (price hike) were outside his jurisdiction.
The Petroleum Ministry has been pushing for a combination of duty cuts and price hike (Rs 10 per litre in petrol, Rs 5 a litre in diesel and Rs 50 per LPG cylinder) to bail out PSUs IOC, HPCL and BPCL that are on the verge of running out of cash in the next 2-3 months to import crude.
"Somethings have been agreed at today's meeting, but I cannot say what the Cabinet will decide," Deora said after the meeting that was attended by External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Finance Minister P Chidambaram, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia and Prime Minister's Principal Secretary T K Nair.
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India Inc mops $4.2 bn via IPOs in '08
A turbulent stock market notwithstanding, India Inc has raised more than four billion dollars through IPOs in 2008, but had it not been for Anil Ambani-led Reliance Power, this amount would have been just about one-fourth.
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The 4.2-billion-dollar raised through 21 IPOs since the beginning of 2008 marks an increase of 62 per cent from 2.6 billion dollars raised through 50 deals in the same period in 2007, according to global deal data provider Dealogic.
However, excluding the Reliance Power IPO, that mopped up a record three billion dollars, the Indian IPO market fell by 52 per cent in volume in 2008 as against the same period in 2007, Dealogic said.
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About four billion dollar raised through IPOs in the first quarter of 2008 is also the second highest for a quarter in the Indian capital's history after over five billion dollar raised in fourth quarter of 2006.
Besides, Deutsche Bank has been ranked as the leading bookrunner of the Indian IPOs, accounting for 16 per cent market share so far in 2008, it added.
Reliance Power IPO issue managers were ABN Amro, Deutsche Bank, Enam Financial Consultants, ICICI Bank, JM Financial, JP Morgan, Kotak Mahindra Finance and UBS.
Although, firms managed to raise 4.2 billion dollars this year also witnessed three IPO withdrawals including that of Emaar MGF, Wockhardt and SVEC Constructions.
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The three IPOs had to be withdrawn because of the low response received from investors due to meltdown in the secondary Markets and weak global cues.
Other successful IPOs in the first five months include state-run Rural Electrification Corporation (REC), Future Capital Holdings, Anu Laboratories and Gammon Infrastructure projects.
Meanwhile, a host of firms have filed their draft prospectus with market regulator SEBI recently for entering the capital market and experts believe the coming months may lead to improved situations in the primary Markets.
Around four draft offers have been filed by firms in May itself which include -- Adani Power, retail firm Gini and Jony, Infinite Computer Solutions and Triveni Infrastructure Development Company.
Besides, in April, six firms including Bharat Oman Refinery, Rites Ltd and VRL Logistics had filed their draft offers with the regulator.
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This will make Google Finance an amazing site.
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We all know that Indian stock market has become volatile now a days. One day its going up and another day its coming down. So we all should like to know what are the reason for it.
The major reason for the downfall of the stock market are:
1. There are macro factors that affect a stock market. Big players in the market always invest lows and sell highs.
2. With inflation going through the roof large investors may have moved from equities to commodities 3. There's also a latest fear that the Indian growth engine has taken a pause. After all if the GDP (industrial production) does not grow as expected, once cannot assign the same valuations to a stock
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