The Taiwan Affairs Office of China welcomes the stance of relevant countries upholding the One-China principle, following the postponed Taiwan president’s visit to Eswatini.

The Taiwan Affairs Office of China expressed approval for countries supporting the One-China principle after Taiwan's president postponed a visit to Eswatini. This development may influence geopolitical risk sentiment, impacting capital flows and risk appetite in the region. Markets most exposed include Chinese equities and Taiwanese stocks, as investor sentiment can be swayed by perceived stability or tensions in cross-strait relations. Traders will be particularly attentive to any upcoming statements from Taiwan's government or further diplomatic engagements that could signal shifts in the current status quo.

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