Shares in Taiwan staged a technical rebound and ended above the 10,900-point mark amid reduced concerns over a continued spike in international crude oil prices, but the gains were capped ahead of the conclusion of a two-day policymaking meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, dealers said.
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