Taipei [Taiwan], July 23 (ANI): Taiwan export momentum is projected to decelerate in the latter half of 2025, following a ...

Taiwan’s export orders hit a record high of nearly US$57 billion in June, up about 25% from a year earlier, driven by strong ...

Taiwan Exports Post Surprise Growth in Sign of Global Trade Rebound. Overseas shipments increase 3.4% y/y, higher than estimates; Demand for AI-related technology strong, finance ministry says ...

At the risk of beginning to sound like a broken record, Taiwan's trade growth continued to surprise on the upside again.

Taiwan’s export orders grew for the first time in more than a year, but much slower than economists had forecast, adding to tentative signs that a rebound in global demand is gathering pace.

Taiwan's export growth is seen slowing in July, which is an indicator that global demand is falling. Taiwan's exports are a key indicator of the global technology sector.

Taiwan's export growth remains heavily dependent on US demand. Content Disclaimer. This publication has been prepared by ING solely for information purposes irrespective of a particular user's ...

Taiwan's exports rose for a 23rd straight month in May on the back of sustained demand for technology despite China's tough COVID-19 lockdowns, and the government said the outlook was good even as ...

SINGAPORE] The divide between technology and non-technology exports growth in Asia is set to widen even further, according to ...

Taiwan's exports in March rose 22.8 percent from a year earlier, logging the fastest pace in two years and wrong-footing analysts as brisk Asian demand offset weaker demand from the United States ...

Taiwan's export orders likely grew for a third consecutive month in July, ... But they returned to growth in May and June. In June orders went up 9.5% from a year earlier to $58.83 billion. read ...

Taiwan's exports unexpectedly grew for the first time in eight months in June, as strong U.S. demand helped boost expansion amid the prolonged Sino-U.S. trade war. June exports +0.5% y/y vs ...