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Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission and Central Bank will announce the March foreign capital net inflow and outflow as well as foreign exchange reserves data on April 7. These data are important indicators for assessing international capital flows and market stability. Foreign capital movements are regarded as a "market thermometer," with net inflows indicating foreign investors' confidence in Taiwan, while outflows may suggest the risk of capital withdrawal. The central bank will intervene as needed to stabilize the exchange rate, affecting the operation of foreign exchange reserves. The foreign exchange reserves data is composed of foreign currency assets and international securities, influenced by exchange rate fluctuations and global capital flows. In the current financial environment, changes in these reserves will affect market confidence, and investors must flexibly adjust their asset allocations while closely monitoring the data.

Foreign investment and foreign exchange reserves simultaneously affect market trends. Taiwan will suddenly release two important pieces of data on April 7. The Financial Supervisory Commission and the Central Bank will announce the net inflow and outflow of foreign investment for March, as well as the foreign exchange reserves data. These figures are key indicators for observing international capital dynamics and market stability, attracting the attention of investors and policymakers. Foreign investment dynamics are viewed as a "market thermometer"; net inflows indicate foreign investors' confidence in Taiwanese assets, while outflows may signal capital withdrawal and increasing risk awareness. If the outflow amount expands, the Central Bank may intervene to stabilize the foreign exchange market, which will further impact foreign exchange reserves and the operational space of policies. The foreign exchange reserves data announced on the same day reflects the Central Bank's ability to respond to capital flows and international risks. This data mainly consists of foreign currency assets and international securities, characterized by high liquidity, allowing for conversion to local currency at any time. Fluctuations in the data are influenced by exchange rate volatility, interest rate policies, and global capital movements. In a financial environment highly sensitive to interest and exchange rates, foreign investment inflows and outflows, as well as foreign exchange reserves data, not only reflect short-term market confidence but also influence Taiwan's overall financial stability. Investors should carefully interpret the significance behind the data and flexibly adjust their asset allocation to seize market opportunities.

The United States is set to release important data that is expected to influence global market trends. On April 10, the U.S. will announce the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March and the minutes of the Federal Reserve's March monetary policy meeting, and on April 11, the Producer Price Index (PPI) will be released. These data points will affect market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy, becoming a focal point for global investors. The U.S. stock market will also enter a new earnings season on April 11, with major financial institutions such as JPMorgan, BlackRock, and Wells Fargo being the first to announce their results. The performance of these earnings reports will not only influence the movements of financial stocks but will also serve as important indicators for observing the fundamental economic conditions in the U.S. and the capital dynamics of enterprises. Given the unclear inflation trends and divergent corporate outlooks, investors should closely monitor these data points and earnings report content to provide critical reference for asset allocation.

The stock exchange has announced plans to shorten the listing time for new stocks, improving IPO efficiency. On March 31, the stock exchange stated that it will collaborate with the Securities Firms Association to reduce the time for public offerings of new stocks from the original T+10 days (from pricing to listing) to T+7 days, allowing companies to list more quickly and investors to see the opening performance of new stocks sooner. This measure aims to enhance the underwriting and allocation efficiency of IPOs and reduce investor uncertainty during the process. According to the new rules, the listing date will be set three business days in advance, benefiting approximately 50 new stocks and over 100,000 investors participating in bidding. Although the timeline is shortened, the process from subscription to listing still follows the original steps. The main change in this reform is that some bidding procedures are conducted simultaneously with public subscription, shortening the overall time. The stock exchange reminds investors that despite the shortened listing time, they still need to make payments according to regulations and pay attention to the details in the announcements to avoid missing opportunities. At the same time, although IPOs are attractive, investors must carefully assess risks before participation.