Taiwan's top financial regulator has stated that the country has contingency plans in place regardless of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. The regulator emphasized that policy changes would be the primary factor impacting Taiwan's financial markets and addressed concerns about market trading being concentrated in certain sectors, such as chips. Additionally, South Korea's financial regulator has committed to managing household debt risks and ensuring market stability. The South Korean finance minister affirmed that financial markets remain stable and that the government will act swiftly to stabilize them if necessary. The minister also mentioned monitoring Middle East tensions and the U.S. election as part of their risk management strategy.