Taiwan’s foreign exchange reserves increased in April 2026, rising to USD 602.49 billion from USD 596.89 billion in March 2026, according to data updated on 6 May 2026.
The latest figure marks a continued buildup in Taiwan’s currency war chest, with April’s reserves moving further above the previous month’s level. The steady accumulation of reserves is closely watched by markets as an indicator of the central bank’s capacity to manage currency stability and respond to external financial shocks.
With the April uptick, Taiwan remains among the economies with substantial FX buffers, a factor that can play a key role in sustaining investor confidence amid shifting global monetary and trade conditions.
