In light of trends such as the gradual stabilization of domestic and international stock markets, the lifting of restrictions on short selling in most countries, Taiwan''s successful efforts to control the COVID-19 pandemic, and the easing of uncertainties in international markets, the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) issued an order on 9 June 2020 adjusting the limit on the quantity of intraday orders to sell borrowed shares of a security from the "10 percent of the daily average trading volume of the security during the preceding 30 business days" that had been imposed from 19 March 2020 back to the original limit of 30 percent, effective from 10 June 2020.