Taiwan’s TAIEX rose 356.23 points to close at 46,331.45 on Aug. 28 after reaching an intraday high of 46,574.52, reclaiming levels above 46,000 as Nvidia’s earnings and guidance beat expectations and revived AI-related buying. Foreign investors bought a net NT$41.59 billion for a third straight session, lifting August cumulative net purchases to a record NT$371.04 billion, while the three major institutional categories combined for NT$46.82 billion of net buying and turnover topped NT$1.2 trillion. Fund flows showed foreign demand broadening into active ETFs, led by Uni-President Active Taiwan 50 and Uni-President Active Taiwan Growth, alongside gains in weighted semiconductor and passive-component shares including TSMC and UMC. With Nvidia’s catalyst digested, attention is turning to Federal Reserve policy signals, including Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole remarks, and to whether foreign buying can sustain a push to new highs above 46,000.