Taiwan’s broad M2 money supply increased 6.45% year-on-year to a new all-time high of TWD 69,196 billion in April 2026, following a 5.79% rise in March. The increase was primarily due to net capital inflows and faster growth in bank loans and investments. Lending and investment by all monetary institutions rose to 8.61% from 7.64% in the previous month, amid higher growth in bank claims on the private sector and government enterprises. Including life insurers and adjustments for bad-debt write-offs, the annual growth rate of lending and investment by all financial institutions increased to 7.06% from 6.13%. In the January–April period, M2 growth averaged 5.70%.