The U.S. equivalent tariffs trigger a global stock market crash, Taiwan stocks continue to decline at the opening

The U.S. equivalent tariffs have triggered a global stock market crash, leading to panic selling in Taiwan's stock market. After a sharp decline of 2,000 points, the market opened today with further losses. TSMC's opening stock price fell below NT$800, starting at NT$797, while the market index opened at 19,064.47 points and quickly dropped to 18,313 points. President Trump's "equivalent tariff" policy continues to have repercussions, compounded by significant fluctuations in the U.S. stock market due to "fake news." Today, the Taipei stock market opened with the weighted index at 19,064 points, which soon fell to 18,313 points, with TSMC starting at NT$797. The U.S. equivalent tariffs have triggered a global stock market crash, leading to panic selling in Taiwan's stock market. After a sharp decline of 2,000 points, the market opened today with further losses. TSMC's opening stock price fell below NT$800, starting at NT$797, while the market index opened down 167.88 points at 19,064.47 points and quickly dropped to 18,313 points. Reporter Zeng Xue-ren / Photography The U.S. equivalent tariffs have triggered a global stock market crash, leading to panic selling in Taiwan's stock market. After a sharp decline of 2,000 points, the market opened today with further losses. TSMC's opening stock price fell below NT$800, starting at NT$797, while the market index opened down 167.88 points at 19,064.47 points and quickly dropped to 18,313 points Reporter Zeng Xue Ren / Photography The U.S. equivalent tariffs have triggered a global stock market crash, with panic selling pressure in the Taiwan stock market. After a sharp decline of 2,000 points, the market opened today with further losses. TSMC's opening stock price directly fell below 800 NT dollars, opening at 797 NT dollars. The market index opened down 167.88 points, starting at 19,064.47 points, and then quickly dropped to 18,313 points. Reporter Zeng Xue Ren / Photography The U.S. equivalent tariffs have triggered a global stock market crash, with panic selling pressure in the Taiwan stock market. After a sharp decline of 2,000 points, the market opened today with further losses. TSMC's opening stock price directly fell below 800 NT dollars, opening at 797 NT dollars. The market index opened down 167.88 points, starting at 19,064.47 points, and then quickly dropped to 18,313 points. Reporter Zeng Xue Ren / Photography