The New Taiwan dollar has experienced consecutive daily declines, breaking the 32.5 New Taiwan dollar threshold, prompting a response from the central bank. This depreciation is attributed to a significant correction in international technology stocks and continued withdrawals of foreign investment. The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) has revealed the reasons behind this "loss of blood," indicating that global market factors are the primary drivers. Officials are urging investors to strategically enter the market to moderate fluctuations. The bank emphasized the need for measured responses to the currency's volatility, but refrained from specifying direct intervention measures. This situation underscores the vulnerability of the New Taiwan dollar to shifts in the global technology sector and international capital flows. The ongoing trend raises concerns about potential inflationary pressures and the impact on Taiwan’s export competitiveness.