Taiwan overnight interbank rate starts at 0.805% versus prior session open

On June 23, 2026, the overnight interbank call-loan rate in Taiwan opened at 0.805%, unchanged from the prior session’s opening rate. This rate reflects the average interest rate at which banks lend or borrow funds from each other on an overnight basis, a key indicator of liquidity conditions in the financial system. The rate has remained relatively stable in recent sessions, indicating a balanced interbank market with no significant shifts in demand or supply of short-term liquidity.

According to the Central Bank of the Republic of China, the overnight interbank call-loan rate is closely monitored for monetary policy. As of June 23, the rate stood at 0.821%, reflecting the most recent closing level. The consistency in the opening rate suggests that market participants are operating within a predictable and steady environment, with no immediate signs of volatility or external shocks affecting interbank lending practices.

Investors and financial professionals should continue to monitor the Central Bank’s policy decisions and broader economic indicators, including the M2 money supply growth rate and foreign exchange reserves of $605.07 billion, for further insights into Taiwan’s monetary landscape.