Taiwan Forex Reserves Edge Lower in October

2025-11-05 08:27 By Dongting Liu 1 min. read

Taiwan’s foreign exchange reserves fell to USD 600.2 billion in October 2025, down from USD 602.9 billion in the previous month.

The decline was driven by returns from reserve management, exchange rate movements of other reserve currencies against the USD, and central bank interventions to smooth volatile capital flows and maintain an orderly foreign exchange market.

For comparison, reserves stood at USD 576.8 billion in October 2024.



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