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Trump announced a 32% tariff on Taiwan, leading to a significant drop in global stock markets, and the Taiwan stock market is expected to decline sharply when it opens tomorrow. In response to this situation, the stock exchange will hold a "Capital Market Response Measures Briefing" at 8 AM tomorrow to seek stability for the Taiwan stock market. Additionally, the Financial Supervisory Commission has urgently implemented restrictions on short selling and raised margin requirements, stating that the National Stabilization Fund will hold meetings at any time to stabilize the market if there is a severe market decline tomorrow.

The tariffs announced by Trump have caused severe fluctuations in global stock markets, and it is expected that the Taiwan stock market will face a significant decline when it opens tomorrow (7th). In the past, the stock exchange typically conducted confidence-building announcements, but this situation is different; the exchange is eager to hold a "Capital Market Response Measures Briefing" at 8 AM tomorrow in hopes of rescuing the Taiwan stock market.

Trump's announcement of a 32% tariff on Taiwan has raised concerns in the market regarding the opening of the Taiwan stock market after the mid-term holiday. There is worry that, following the collapse of the U.S. stock market, more than 5 trillion dollars in market value evaporated within two days, with the index falling over a thousand points and dropping below the 20,000-point mark. Consequently, the Financial Supervisory Commission held an emergency meeting and introduced the "Three Arrows to Rescue the Market," which includes limiting short selling to 30% and increasing the margin requirement to 130%. These measures will be effective from April 7 to 14.

Following this, the stock exchange also announced that a "Capital Market Response Measures Briefing" will be held at 8 AM tomorrow, where the chairman will explain the relevant response strategies. Additionally, if there is a severe decline in the Taiwan stock market tomorrow, the National Stabilization Fund will initiate protective measures. Financial officials indicated that while the National Stabilization Fund plans to hold a regular meeting on the 14th, an extraordinary meeting can be convened at any time to discuss protective measures if necessary. The Ministry of Finance stated that the National Stabilization Fund is required to hold regular meetings in April, and the timing and related matters of the meetings will be conducted according to instructions.