TWD Market Update
26 Jun 2026 • 00:32 GMT
The Taiwan dollar (TWD) remains near its 60-day lows against the US dollar, trading close to 0.03136, which is slightly below its 3-month average of around 0.03163. This reflects the broader strength of the USD, fueled by expectations of a potential interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve and safe-haven demand amid global uncertainties.
While the TWD has been stable within a narrow trading range, its recent decline highlights how the dollar’s rally continues to put pressure on regional currencies. Taiwan’s central bank has kept interest rates steady and is closely watching international developments. Meanwhile, local news about a planned stablecoin launch and maintained foreign exchange rules have had little immediate impact on the currency.
Overall, traders should watch for further dollar strength driven by US rate outlooks and geopolitical tensions, which may keep the TWD under some downward pressure in the near term. Despite these factors, the TWD remains resilient in a stable trading corridor, with notable support from Taiwan’s steady economic policies.