Shares in Taiwan are likely to take a beating after trading resumes Wednesday following the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, in the wake of a plunge on U.S. markets Monday amid fears over a possible financial crisis triggered by the debt of a Chinese property giant, analysts said.
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