讀後心得

U.S. President Trump imposed tariffs on 18 countries, causing a global stock market plunge. The Taiwan stock market's night session futures once collapsed by 860 points, ultimately closing down 400 points. Expert Hsu Chia-hsin pointed out that while the impact on the housing market is not direct, the stock market and housing market are closely related, and if a stock market crash occurs on Monday, it will bring a shock. Other experts also believe that continuous attention is needed on the specific impacts of subsequent policies.

After the U.S. President announced the imposition of reciprocal tariffs on 18 countries, global stock markets fell sharply, and Taiwan was also affected during the Qingming Children's holiday period. The futures night market once plummeted by 860 points, ultimately closing down 400 points, as investors worried whether this wave of impact would spread to the real estate market.

The Executive Director of the Real Estate Planning Research Office believes that although the impact on real estate is like "hitting a cow across the mountain," there is a high degree of correlation between the stock market and the housing market. If a showdown occurs on the next trading day, the housing market will be affected.

The 32% tariff increase on Taiwan could weaken the competitiveness of products in the U.S. market, thereby impacting corporate revenue and investment. Experts point out that although the transaction speed in the housing market is not as rapid as in the stock market, it is still necessary to continuously monitor future policy changes.

Market analysts indicate that Trump's tariff policy has impacted the overall economy and stock market, which may indirectly affect the performance of the housing market in the future. The specific impact remains to be observed.