Taiwan’s Yang Cautions Against Borrowing to Buy Red-Hot Stocks
Taiwan’s central bank chief has warned investors of the risk of borrowing to invest in the island’s red-hot stocks, which have been surging on global demand for tech products at the heart of the AI boom.
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