In March 2025, Taiwan's foreign exchange reserves rose to USD 578.02 billion, up from USD 577.58 billion in February. This increase was primarily due to effective management returns of the foreign exchange reserves and fluctuations in the exchange rates of other reserve currencies compared to the USD. Additionally, the central bank intervened to temper unstable capital flows, ensuring stability in the foreign exchange market. For comparison, the reserves totaled USD 568.10 billion in March 2024.