A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Taiwan’s overnight interbank borrowing rate opened unchanged at 0.805%, according to First Squawk. The steady fixing signals that short-term liquidity conditions in the local money market remain stable, with no immediate shift in the cost of overnight bank funding. The rate is a key gauge of how tightly or loosely cash is circulating among Taiwanese lenders, and holding flat suggests demand and supply are broadly balanced at the start of the session. Traders will watch whether the rate stays pinned at this level through the day or moves as liquidity adjusts, which could offer an early hint of pressure in the banking system.