Taiwan stocks ended 1.17 percent higher on Wednesday, lifted by defensive plays such as glass and ceramics and car makers, though LCD maker AU Optronics fell 3.15 percent after a US jury found it guilty of criminal price-fixing. The main TAIEX index rose 93.75 points to 8,125.26, after opening up 1.26 percent. Electronics shares were up 1.43 percent, while financial shares were flat. The Taiwan dollar was up by T$0.020 to trade at T$29.508.
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