The government will not issue any policy instructions on recent fluctuations on the Taiwan Stock Exchange because it wants the bourse to develop in a healthy manner, Premier Wu Den-yih said Friday. Wu was responding to press inquiries about a possible government response after the weighted price index fell nearly 200 points upon opening earlier in the day in reaction to drastic falls on almost all the world's stock markets due to concern about the national debt crisis in Greece. Stressing that the government's main role in stock trading is to prevent irregularities and scandals, Wu said the Cabinet is focused on creating a favorable economic environment for healthy stock market development. Despite the recent stock market falls, Wu said, there are still many encouraging economic news reports. 'I hope stock investors will remain calm and will refrain from panicking,' he added. 