Taiwan’s New Taiwan Dollar (NT$) halted its four-day decline, rebounding as market attention shifts to key economic indicators. The initial weakening was fueled by higher-than-expected US inflation figures, creating uncertainty in global currency markets. However, a positive outlook following a legal briefing by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and the release of US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data provided support for the NT$. Analysts are closely watching both TSMC’s performance and upcoming US economic data for further direction. The NT$ traded at around 32.25 against the US dollar. These two factors—the TSMC legal briefing and the US CPI—have become the primary variables influencing the currency market. Future market movements will depend on continued economic data releases and investor sentiment.