Dragged down by the collapse of US stocks, the initial trading volume of Taiwan stocks fell by more than 3%.

On March 11, Taiwan's stock market fell sharply on Tuesday, falling more than 3% at one point, mainly due to concerns that US President Donald Trump's tariff policy will weigh on economic performance, sending US stocks sharply lower in Japan. The largest weighted stock, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, fell sharply, falling 3.11% to 967 Taiwan dollars. President Trump's tariffs have spooked investors, and fears of an economic downturn have driven the stock market to sell off, sending the S & P 500 down $4 trillion from its peak last month.