讀後心得

U.S. President Trump signed an executive order on the 2nd, imposing reciprocal tariffs on multiple countries, which triggered panic in the market. U.S. stock markets have plummeted for two consecutive days, resulting in a market value loss of approximately 6.6 trillion dollars. Due to the Qingming Festival holiday, the Taiwan stock market is closed, and when it opens today (the 7th), it is expected to face selling pressure. The stock exchange will hold a briefing today to announce countermeasures, and Chairman Lin Hsiu-Ming will accept media interviews. Investors should carefully assess risks and take responsibility for their investment decisions.

The President of the United States recently signed an executive order, announcing the imposition of "reciprocal tariffs" on multiple countries, causing panic among investors. The US stock market crashed over two consecutive trading days, evaporating about $6.6 trillion in market value (approximately NT$220 trillion). As the Taiwan stock market is closed for the Qingming festival, it was unable to react to this news in real time, and it is expected to face intense selling pressure when the market opens today.

The stock exchange held a "Capital Market Response Measures Briefing" this morning and announced emergency response measures. The chairman will introduce and answer questions from the media. Please continue to pay attention to the latest news.

Meanwhile, investors are reminded: the above content is for reference only. Caution should be taken in assessing risks when making decisions, and investors are responsible for their own investment results.

• Regarding the weather, some areas will experience localized rainfall today, with overall climate being warm, humid, and sultry.
• Starting Wednesday, two fronts will continue to affect Taiwan.
• Reciprocal tariffs will officially take effect on April 9, with the US Secretary of Commerce stating that implementation will take place over several days to weeks.
• China recently conducted a large-scale military exercise for two days, which has raised concerns among the G7 foreign ministers, who believe this action may threaten global security and prosperity.