Jin10整理：盘点新台币史上5次大幅Fluctuation 从广场protocol到特朗普2.0

GoldenOctober2024

2025-05-05 08:07:57

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The 1985 Plaza Accord: The United States forced Asian currencies to rise through the Plaza Accord to address the trade deficit issue. The New Taiwan Dollar rose from 36 at the beginning of 1985 to a level of 28 in 1988. 2. The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis: The Asian Financial Crisis erupted, and the New Taiwan Dollar depreciated against the US Dollar from 27.5 to 32.6 by the end of the year, showing an overall depreciation trend that year. 3. Taiwan’s Export Decline in 2015: In 2015, Taiwan’s exports fell sharply, and economic growth slowed, with the New Taiwan Dollar depreciating from 31.6 to 33.8, a depreciation of about 6.96%. 4. The Outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020: The economic environment in Taiwan changed, with the New Taiwan Dollar rising from 30.10 to 28.67, an appreciation of 4.7%. 5. Impact of the US Dollar’s Fall in 2025: Due to concerns about a recession in the US and the exposure of Taiwan’s life insurance industry due to holding a large amount of US Dollar assets, recent collective hedging operations have triggered capital flows, with the New Taiwan Dollar temporarily breaking the 30 barrier against the US Dollar.

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