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Tai-Ex opening
The Tai-Ex opened up 64-points this morning from yesterday's close, at 43,708 on turnover of 16.2-billion N-T.
The market closed sharply higher on Monday as the main board registered its fifth ever largest point gain amid continuing investor interest in A-I development related stocks and decreasing concerns over the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Lawmakers set to visit Dongsha Island
A group of lawmakers are set to visit the Dongsha Island in the South China Sea this summer.
If the trip takes place, it will mark the first visit the island by lawmakers in eight years.
K-M-T lawmaker Liao Hsien-hsiang says the trip is scheduled for July 9 and lawmakers will inspect Coast Guard personnel stationed on the island and
facilities at Dongsha National Park.
The group will receive a briefing on the government's latest conservation (保護) and management efforts on the island, visit a water treatment plant and
the Dongsha Post Office, and have a guided tour of Dongsha Wharf.
Dongsha Island is located about 450 kilometers southwest of Kaohsiung.
Jensen Huang to attend employee meeting in Taipei tomorrow
Visiting Nvidia C-E-O Jensen Huang will be attending an employee meeting in Taipei tomorrow to celebrate the launch of the company's Taiwan headquarters
project.
According to Nvidia, the event will be taking place at the the site of the company's planned headquarters at the Beitou-Shilin Technology Park.
Known as the Nvidia Constellation, the headquarters will be located on the T-17 and T-18 plots in the technology park, which is located the Taipei's Beitou District.
Nvidia has reportedly not yet applied for a construction permit for the site, but the Taipei City Construction Management Office says landowners or developers can still hold ceremonial (儀式的) groundbreaking events without formal approval.
Pope calls for regulation of AI
Pope Leo the fourteenth is calling for the robust (強壯的) regulation of AI in a manifesto that touches on the future of humanity.
AP correspondent Paolo Santalucia reports.
That was Paolo Santalucia.
Brazil Commits Funds for Ecological Investment
The Brazilian government has committed $617.5 million to boost ecological investment in the Amazon.
Eight banks have pledged an additional $2 billion. Announced Monday, this funding supports sustainable tourism, infrastructure and the bioeconomy.
The Eco Invest program, designed to reduce investment risks, has already committed $28 billion.
Brazil aims for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
However, recent legislative moves threaten (威脅) environmental policies.
The lower house approved bills that weaken efforts against illegal deforestation.
These measures still need Senate approval.
Despite setbacks, Brazil's environment minister insists the country remains committed to reducing deforestation.