Taiwan Central Bank says it has stepped in to offer USD liquidity, adding that demand is higher today on foreign outflows

The Taiwan Central Bank's move to provide USD liquidity indicates rising demand due to heightened foreign outflows, suggesting increased pressure on the TWD.

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This intervention can stabilize the currency in the short term and signals potential concerns about domestic financial stability, which might influence the broader FX landscape, particularly for those trading in USD or JPY.

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