讀後心得

U.S. President Trump imposed tariffs on 18 countries, triggering a significant drop in global stock markets. Taiwan's stock market futures plummeted 860 points at one point, eventually closing down 400 points. Experts point out that while the impact of these tariff measures on real estate is not direct, it may be transmitted through stock market fluctuations, especially in situations where the stock markets are highly correlated. In the future, the market must closely monitor the dynamics of related policies.

The U.S. President swung the sword of tariffs, causing global stock markets to tumble. Although Taiwan welcomed the Qingming Children's holiday, the futures market plummeted more than 860 points at one point, ultimately closing down 400 points. The market is worried that the stock market crash may continue and is concerned about whether it will affect the housing market. The executive director of the research department of the real estate company stated that the impact on real estate is like "beating a cow across the mountain." Although there will be no direct impact, due to the high correlation between the stock market and the housing market, if a disaster occurs in the stock market next Monday, it will inevitably create a certain impact.

In the early morning of April 3, the U.S. President announced the imposition of equivalent tariffs on 18 countries, leading to a significant decline in Asian markets, with Japan's benchmark index falling more than 3%, while Hong Kong and South Korea both dropped nearly 2%. The futures of the Taiwan stock market also collapsed by 860 points at one point, ultimately closing down more than 400 points. Particularly, a 32% tariff imposed on Taiwan could weaken the competitiveness of Taiwanese products in the U.S. market, affecting the revenues and investments of related companies.

The executive director of the research department of the real estate company pointed out that Trump's tariff policy affects real estate like "beating a cow across the mountain." Although it is not direct, its impact on industries and the stock market can be foreseen, especially when the stock market is in a state of five downs and six dead ends; the housing market will be significantly affected. If the market performs poorly on Monday, it could even trigger a stock market crash, and the market situation is not optimistic.

The public relations director of the housing company pointed out that it is worth celebrating that the trading speed of the housing market is not as immediate as that of the stock market. If the U.S. subsequently adjusts its policies, the market could gradually stabilize. The deputy manager of the research and development center of the housing company analyzed that Trump's equivalent tariffs have impacted the overall economy and stock market, which will also indirectly affect the performance of the housing market. However, the specific impact still needs continued observation of future policy changes to gain a clearer understanding.