Taiwan’s central bank chief Yang issues a warning to investors about the risks of borrowing money to buy shares in Taiwan’s fast-rising stock market, particularly technology companies. The caution comes as local equities surge on the back of strong global demand for tech products that are tied to the AI boom. According to the reports, Yang highlights that leverage—using debt to finance stock purchases—can amplify losses if market conditions turn or prices reverse. The central bank message is framed as a risk-management reminder for households and investors considering margin or other borrowing arrangements. The articles note that investor enthusiasm and rising valuations are driven by Taiwan’s role in supplying technology hardware and components used in AI-related products. The warnings do not indicate any specific immediate policy change in the reports, but they underline the central bank’s concern about financial stability and the potential consequences of excessive borrowing during periods of market momentum.