TIER cuts Taiwan’s 2025 GDP forecast from 3.42% to 2.91% amid global uncertainty, Trump’s tariff reversals, and declining consumer sentiment. Full analysis, risks, and expert insights included.
The IMF has upgraded Taiwan's 2025 GDP growth forecast to 2.9%, outpacing Japan and Korea. Explore how Taiwan's resilient economy, stable inflation, and tech dominance are setting it apart amid global uncertainty.
Taiwan’s Premier unveils plans to launch an NT$88 billion support package to help industries withstand U.S. tariff hikes. Full details to be released next week, with key measures for agriculture, manufacturing, and market diversification.
Taiwan's economic growth may dip below 2% in 2025 amid new U.S. tariff threats. The Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research warns uncertainty could drag GDP to 1.66% or even 0.16% in a worst-case scenario. Read the full in-depth analysis.
Taiwan's gold prices hit a historic high of NT$3,518 per gram amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and global financial uncertainty. Explore expert insights, economic impacts, and future forecasts in this in-depth report.
Taiwan’s top business leader urges the government to suspend carbon fees, cut taxes, and provide financial relief in response to a 32% U.S. tariff that could cripple exports and reduce GDP growth below 1.5%.
Taiwan's KMT demands a NT$200 billion bailout in response to U.S. tariffs, proposing cash handouts, tourism revival, and export diversification. In-depth analysis and policy breakdown included.
Taiwan’s Premier Cho agrees to brief lawmakers on a NT$88 billion aid proposal to offset impacts of U.S. tariffs on exports. Here's an in-depth look at the plan, political dynamics, and economic implications.
TSMC’s $165B U.S. investment sparks fear of industrial hollowing, but Taiwan's government and experts insist this is a global expansion, not a retreat. Learn why Taiwan’s tech future remains strong.
Taiwan’s Finance Committee is reviewing a KMT proposal to distribute NT$10,000 per person from tax surplus revenues. The DPP government opposes the plan, citing financial risks and constitutional concerns. The full Legislative Yuan debate is set for March 22, 2025.
