Alex Lin, a stock analyst, informed AFP that recent actions by the U.S., including the Trump administration’s initiative to remove certain Chinese firms from American stock exchanges, may lead to what he describes as an “order-transfer effect.”
This phenomenon suggests that investors may shift their focus to Taiwanese companies rather than those on the mainland that are affected by U.S. policies.
Lin pointed out, “The Trump administration also announced yesterday its intention to delist several publicly traded Chinese companies from the U.S. stock market. I believe there is a significant likelihood that these subsequent actions will result in the ‘order-transfer effect’ favoring Taiwan.”
He credited Taiwan’s potential benefits to its more restrained approach compared to China’s confrontational stance with the U.S.
See more: Kremlin says China not being drawn into Ukraine conflict
“This situation arose because we chose not to adopt an aggressive strategy or directly challenge the U.S.,” he explained. “Regarding Trump and the so-called tariff trade war with mainland China, I am confident that Taiwan stands a strong chance of reaping the rewards.”
