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Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, triggering global turmoil, as Americans frantically stockpiled goods, fearing rising prices. Even as the stock market plummeted, Trump insisted it was a great time to get rich and pointed out that Beijing was in a panic. The Taiwanese stock market had a slight breather during the extended holiday, but is expected to make up for losses when trading resumes next week. The Financial Supervisory Commission has intensified monitoring and announced an 88 billion assistance plan to mitigate the impact of tariffs. Other highlights include StarLux Airlines being fined 300,000 for discriminating against middle-aged job seekers, and the U.S. Secretary of Commerce discussing the return of the semiconductor industry once again.

How are you today? Trump announced "reciprocal tariffs," causing global turmoil, with Americans frantically stockpiling goods out of concern for rising prices in the future. Billionaires are also rarely calling for "restocking as soon as possible." In contrast, Trump remains quite calm about the tariff situation, even stating that "now is a great time to get rich," noting that Beijing has already started to panic. The Taiwan stock market has gained a slight breather due to the long holiday amid a global stock market crash, but it may face a correction fate when trading resumes next week. The Financial Supervisory Commission is fully prepared for this, and the Executive Yuan has announced an "8.8 billion assistance plan" to mitigate the impact of tariffs. Here are the detailed reports.

• Trump's Tariffs Shockwave: Americans, worried about future price increases, have begun hoarding essential goods. Residents in New York are sweeping up electronics, auto parts, and household items, spending about 100,000 in one go. A professor in California even "emptied his shopping cart" on Amazon. Even billionaires worth 5.7 billion dollars are making calls… read the full article
• Trump: Now is a Perfect Opportunity for Wealth: Despite the continuous plummet of the U.S. stock market, leading to over 6 trillion dollars in losses, Trump maintains a tough demeanor, claiming that the tariff policy will not change and believes that large companies are not affected at all… read the full article
• StarLux Airlines Penalized for Refusing Mid-to-Late Age Interviews: A 56-year-old laborer applied for six positions, including aircraft operation and baggage delivery, but was politely declined on the grounds of "limited slots." It was later discovered that these positions were still open, and Taoyuan City deemed this discrimination against mid-to-late age job seekers, penalizing 300,000… read the full article
• U.S. Commerce Secretary Criticizes Taiwan Again: Although the current reciprocal tariffs do not cover the semiconductor industry, U.S. officials have stated that they must "protect themselves" and plan to shift chip manufacturing back to the homeland… read the full article
• Imposing Restrictive Parking Orders Again?: The Financial Supervisory Commission stated it will closely monitor the impact of the U.S. tariff assault on the Taiwan stock market. When trading resumes on the 7th, it is expected to test the 20,000 points mark. The commission urges investors to rationally face the economic situation and emphasizes the importance of maintaining market order… read the full article

The Executive Yuan has immediately launched an "8.8 billion plan" in response to the U.S. announcing a 32% tariff on Taiwanese exports to assist industries in overcoming difficulties and to enhance their risk resistance capacity, supporting industrial specifications. The industrial sector will introduce 14 measures across six areas, expecting an investment of 70 billion, while the agriculture sector will have three major focuses and six measures, expecting an investment of 18 billion, to provide support in finance, taxation, market expansion, and job stability. We also emphasize the three major irrationalities of the reciprocal tariffs and will make every effort to negotiate with the U.S. side to reduce the impact… read the full article

Additionally, there is a news story about parking: a driver received a fine for parking in a restaurant parking lot, with the reason being "the rear of the car occupied the sidewalk." The police stated this was due to the improper marking of parking spaces by the operator. This incident has sparked discussions among netizens, with some arguing that the operator should handle it, at least by posting signs to remind consumers… read the full article

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