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Core Viewpoint - The sudden surge of the New Taiwan Dollar (NTD) against the US dollar, reaching its highest level since February 2023 and marking the largest single-day increase in 40 years, is attributed to both external factors and internal financial dynamics, particularly the actions of Taiwan's life insurance companies [1][3]. Group 1: Currency Fluctuations - The NTD experienced a 3% increase last Friday and a further 4% rise on Monday, indicating significant volatility in the foreign exchange market [1]. - The surge in the NTD may be superficially linked to increased demand for Taiwanese semiconductors from the US tech sector, but it is primarily driven by life insurance companies hedging against dollar exposure [3]. Group 2: Structural Issues in the Insurance Sector - Taiwan's life insurance industry faces a substantial structural mismatch, with approximately $1 trillion in private hands, of which $700 billion is held in insurance investment portfolios [4]. - The insurance companies have relied on issuing policies in NTD while investing in USD assets, leading to a currency mismatch risk exceeding 40% of their investment portfolios, amounting to about $460 billion, which is over 60% of Taiwan's GDP [4]. Group 3: Risks and Challenges - The life insurance sector is exposed to three main risks: depreciation of the USD against the NTD, high currency hedging costs, and capital losses due to rising US bond yields [5]. - The financial stability of Taiwan is significantly threatened by the combination of a weak USD and high US interest rates, which could lead to substantial losses for the insurance companies [6]. Group 4: Hedging Strategies - Although Taiwan's life insurance companies have some hedging strategies in place, approximately $200 billion of USD assets remain unhedged, equating to a quarter of Taiwan's GDP [10]. - The hedging tools primarily involve foreign exchange forward contracts, which have become costly, especially during periods of aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve [10]. Group 5: Future Outlook - If the USD continues to weaken and Taiwan cannot effectively intervene, the life insurance sector may be forced to further hedge its dollar exposure, potentially leading to a spiral effect of NTD appreciation [11]. - The ongoing situation may signal the beginning of a broader financial restructuring globally, particularly if the USD enters a prolonged depreciation phase [12].

Group 1 - The U.S. announced a "reciprocal tariff" policy on April 2, leading to significant turmoil in global financial markets, with a notable drop in stock markets and oil prices [1] - Following the announcement, global stock markets experienced a decline, with U.S. stocks falling over 10% and international oil prices dropping by more than $10 per barrel [1] - Major U.S. petrochemical companies saw substantial stock price declines, with ExxonMobil's share price falling from $118.39 to $99.93 and Chevron's from $167.40 to $134.98 between April 2 and April 10 [1] Group 2 - On April 7, U.S. Treasury bonds, typically viewed as safe-haven assets, faced heavy selling, resulting in a rise in yields, with the 30-year Treasury yield surging nearly 60 basis points to exceed 5% [2] - If the trend of rising yields continues, it could represent the most severe sell-off since 1981, surpassing events during the 2008 financial crisis and the initial Trump administration [2] - The outlook for the U.S. economy appears extremely pessimistic, which could severely impact demand in the U.S. petrochemical industry if the market does not recover [2]