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川普關稅威脅不斷新台幣兌美元破33元整大關

美國中央政府特朗普關停威斯康辛州，外資繼續調節台股，加上國際美元匯率，新台幣兩美元匯率早盤應聲破33元整關卡，最低下探至33.019元，創逾1個月新低。

川普關稅四月初即將公佈等細節，在此之前，特朗普已經率先對美順差大的國家開刀，從加、墨、中國開始，現在川普又與歐盟對上，川普關稅戰威脅不斷，使市場對於經濟衰退疑慮加深，金融市場走勢動盪，美四大指數昨日再匯出功率，近期再度失守。

新台幣今早以32.79元、貨值0.1分開出，隨後直接破33元整關卡，最低下探至33.019元，創下1個月新低，前低為2月3日的33.158元。偏弱走勢，將在33元附近來回整理。

今年以來外資賣股不盈，根據證監會統計，1月外資賣超台股505.94億元、2月大賣超1659.82億元、3月至12日外資已賣超2711.89億元，目前沒有回頭股跡象，今年外資光至3月12日，台幣成交值0.55％，為最弱亞軍

U.S. Central Government Shutdown in Wisconsin, Foreign Investors Continue Selling Taiwan Stocks; TWD Weakens Against USD, Breaking 33 Mark in Early Trading

The U.S. federal government under President Trump has reportedly shut down operations in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, foreign investors continue to offload Taiwanese stocks. Coupled with the strengthening of the U.S. dollar in international markets, the Taiwan dollar (TWD) depreciated sharply against the U.S. dollar (USD) in early trading today, breaking the NT$33 psychological barrier and hitting an intraday low of NT$33.019—the weakest level in over a month.

President Trump is set to announce further tariff details in early April. Ahead of the official announcement, Trump has already targeted countries with significant trade surpluses with the United States, starting with Canada, Mexico, and China. Now, tensions have escalated with the European Union as well. Trump's ongoing tariff threats have heightened market concerns over a potential economic recession, triggering volatility in global financial markets. The four major U.S. stock indices experienced another round of sell-offs yesterday, with key levels breached once again.

The Taiwan dollar opened this morning at NT$32.79, down by 0.1 cent, and quickly broke through the NT$33 threshold, touching an intraday low of NT$33.019. This marks its lowest point since February 3, when it hit NT$33.158. The weak trend is expected to continue hovering around the NT$33 level in the near term.

So far this year, foreign investors have maintained a net selling position in Taiwan stocks. According to data from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), foreign investors sold a net NT$50.594 billion in January, NT$165.982 billion in February, and NT$271.189 billion between March 1 and March 12. There are currently no signs of foreign investors returning to Taiwan equities. As of March 12, the Taiwan dollar has weakened by 0.55% against the U.S. dollar, ranking as the second weakest currency among major Asian currencies this year.

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