Global funds snapped up Taiwanese stocks in their biggest one-day buying spree in two decades, according to Bloomberg Markets. This surge signals growing confidence that the island's chipmakers will remain key beneficiaries of the AI boom, even as broader markets face disruption fears.

The move reflects investors betting on continued demand for Taiwan's semiconductor expertise amid global AI expansion. Biggest one-day buying spree in two decades highlights the scale of this foreign capital influx, which could stabilize or boost the local market. Analysts suggest this buying wave may stem from Taiwan's dominant position in advanced chip manufacturing, critical for AI infrastructure.