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Taiwan Economy

Taiwan’s Manufacturing Sector Returns to Growth in November, Driven by Strong Export Orders

Taiwan’s manufacturing activity returned to expansion in November, fueled by strong export orders ahead of U.S. trade policy changes under President-elect Trump. The service sector also showed continued growth. Learn more about Taiwan's PMI and NMI data.

Taiwan Stock Market Rebounds with TSMC Leading the Charge Back to NT$1,000

Taiwan’s stock market rebounds as TSMC leads the charge, crossing NT$1,000 and helping the Taiex rise by 2.13%. Learn more about the strong performance in Taiwan’s electronics sector and the latest market trends.

Taiwan Labor Funds See NT$20.9bn Gain in October, Boosting 2024 Earnings to NT$93.91bn

Taiwan's Ministry of Labor reports NT$20.9 billion increase in labor funds for October 2024, bringing total gains to NT$93.91 billion. Learn more about Taiwan’s fund performance.

Taiwan’s Economic Performance Cools in October Amid Short-Term Challenges

Taiwan's economy showed signs of cooling in October as the National Development Council’s index dropped to 32. Despite challenges, experts remain cautiously optimistic for the remainder of 2024 and beyond.

Taiwan’s Consumer Confidence Dips as Credit Controls Impact Property Market

Taiwan's consumer confidence declines for the second month in November, impacted by credit controls that are cooling the housing market. Learn more about how these measures affect consumer sentiment.

Taiwan’s October Unemployment Rate Hits 24-Year Low at 3.4%

Taiwan's unemployment rate in October drops to a 24-year low of 3.4%, reflecting a positive trend in the labor market. Youth unemployment remains high but shows signs of improvement.

Taiwan’s Export Orders Continue Strong Growth, Marking Eighth Consecutive Month of Increase

Taiwan’s export orders grew for the eighth consecutive month in October 2023, driven by strong demand in AI and electronics. The country is poised to surpass 2023 figures in the coming months.

Taiwan’s Spot on U.S. Currency Monitoring List Could Become Routine, Says Central Bank

Taiwan’s inclusion on the U.S. currency monitoring list is expected to become routine. The Central Bank maintains the surplus is driven by market demand, not manipulation, and suggests measures to reduce the trade imbalance.