TAIPEI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks rose on Thursday
after the Lunar New Year holiday, catching up with gains in
global markets, but caution prevailed with the Taiwan dollar
strengthening to levels not seen in a year and a half.
By 0331 GMT, the main TAIEX index rose 0.1
percent, to 9,460.11 points, after climbing as much as 0.8
percent to a session high of 9,521.34, an intra-day
high not seen since early June 2015.
The index closed up 0.3 percent on Jan. 24, its last day
of trade
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