Taiwan has extended its restrictions on short-selling in the stock market to curb volatility amid ongoing uncertainty related to tariff measures introduced by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The country's top financial regulator announced the continuation of temporary curbs without specifying an end date for the restrictions. The limits have been tightened significantly, with short-selling reduced from 30% to 3% of daily trades as part of efforts to maintain market stability during this period of tariff-related uncertainty.