Taiwan's National Stabilization Fund Reports NT$8.05 Billion Net Profit in Q1, Remains Unchanged
Taiwan's National Stabilization Fund reported a net profit of over NT$8.05 billion in the first quarter, after concluding its market stabilization mission in January. As of the end of March, its stock holdings were valued at NT$3.56 billion, with unrealized capital gains of NT$1.27 billion. The fund noted that the Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Index rose 16% after its withdrawal, indicating no negative impact on the market. Amidst geopolitical tensions and rising energy prices, the fund will continue to monitor domestic and international economic changes.
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The National Stabilization Fund concluded its market stabilization mission in January this year and held its first-quarter regular meeting today, remaining unchanged as expected by the market. The latest financial report shows that as of the end of March, the net profit was over NT$8.054 billion, and the market value of its stock holdings was NT$3.56 billion. After deducting the cost of holdings of NT$2.287 billion, the unrealized capital gain was over NT$1.273 billion. The National Stabilization Fund also stated that international economic conditions are volatile and will continue to monitor various domestic and international economic changes and their impacts.
The National Financial Stabilization Fund Management Committee held its 128th meeting today and approved the financial statements as of the end of March 2026. According to the financial report, the National Stabilization Fund's net profit was over NT$8.054 billion, and it also held stocks with a market value of NT$3.560 billion. After deducting the cost of holdings of NT$2.287 billion, the unrealized capital gain was over NT$1.273 billion.
The National Stabilization Fund last performed its market stabilization mission from April 9, 2025, until it ceased on January 12, 2026. The fund explained that on April 13, 2026, the Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Index was 35,457.29 points, an increase of 4,890 points, or 16%, from 30,567.29 points before its withdrawal on January 12, indicating that the withdrawal operation had no negative impact on the stock market.
Regarding the Middle East conflict, the National Stabilization Fund stated that the recent escalation of geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East and soaring energy prices may push up inflation risks and drag down economic growth. The market expects major central banks to tighten monetary policy, leading to severe fluctuations and weakening of the Taiwan stock market in conjunction with the US stock market.
The National Stabilization Fund pointed out that the government has taken measures to ensure the stable operation of energy supply, people's livelihood prices, and supply chains, and Taiwan's fundamentals are good, with active domestic demand and stable employment. The overall scale of export orders continues to grow, and the revenue and profit performance of listed companies are also excellent, all of which can support economic growth and stock market stability.
The National Stabilization Fund stated that considering the volatile international economic situation, it will continue to monitor various domestic and international economic changes and their impacts. Under the principle of not affecting the stability of the financial market, it will prudently handle investment targets as appropriate in accordance with regulations. (Editor: Huang Guolun) 20260413
The National Financial Stabilization Fund Management Committee held its 128th meeting today and approved the financial statements as of the end of March 2026. According to the financial report, the National Stabilization Fund's net profit was over NT$8.054 billion, and it also held stocks with a market value of NT$3.560 billion. After deducting the cost of holdings of NT$2.287 billion, the unrealized capital gain was over NT$1.273 billion.
The National Stabilization Fund last performed its market stabilization mission from April 9, 2025, until it ceased on January 12, 2026. The fund explained that on April 13, 2026, the Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Index was 35,457.29 points, an increase of 4,890 points, or 16%, from 30,567.29 points before its withdrawal on January 12, indicating that the withdrawal operation had no negative impact on the stock market.
Regarding the Middle East conflict, the National Stabilization Fund stated that the recent escalation of geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East and soaring energy prices may push up inflation risks and drag down economic growth. The market expects major central banks to tighten monetary policy, leading to severe fluctuations and weakening of the Taiwan stock market in conjunction with the US stock market.
The National Stabilization Fund pointed out that the government has taken measures to ensure the stable operation of energy supply, people's livelihood prices, and supply chains, and Taiwan's fundamentals are good, with active domestic demand and stable employment. The overall scale of export orders continues to grow, and the revenue and profit performance of listed companies are also excellent, all of which can support economic growth and stock market stability.
The National Stabilization Fund stated that considering the volatile international economic situation, it will continue to monitor various domestic and international economic changes and their impacts. Under the principle of not affecting the stability of the financial market, it will prudently handle investment targets as appropriate in accordance with regulations. (Editor: Huang Guolun) 20260413