Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance announced that the National Financial Stabilization Fund has suspended its mission to stabilize financial markets and will return to normal stock market mechanisms, following a consensus decision at the Fund’s 127th Regular Committee Meeting. The committee reviewed the Fund’s use for market stabilization and domestic and international political and economic developments, noting that since the Fund began market stabilization operations on 9 April 2025 it had helped stabilize markets and support investor confidence, with stock market trading described as active and orderly. It concluded that the conditions set out in Article 8 of the Fund’s statute for intervention are no longer present, and said the Fund will continue monitoring local stock price volatility, with the option for the committee to authorize renewed market entry if needed.
Ministry of Finance (Taiwan) 2026-01-12
Taiwan Ministry of Finance suspends National Financial Stabilization Fund market stabilization mission
Taiwan's Ministry of Finance announced the National Financial Stabilization Fund will cease its market stabilization activities and revert to normal stock market mechanisms, following a decision at the Fund’s 127th Regular Committee Meeting. The committee concluded that intervention conditions are no longer present but will continue monitoring stock price volatility with the option to re-enter the market if necessary.