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Taiwan’s monthly exports surpassed US$80 billion for the first time in March 2026, underscoring the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the island’s trade profile and its deepening centrality to the global computing supply chain.

Taiwan’s export orders to the U.S. hit $268.34 billion in 2025, a 38.6% rise from 2024, driven by AI and automotive components. ASEAN surpasses China as the second-largest market.

Academia Sinica revises Taiwan’s 2025 economic growth forecast to 7.41%, driven by AI advancements. Experts urge support for small businesses amid industrial shifts.

Taiwan’s central bank revises 2025 growth forecast to 7.31%, driven by AI demand. Risks include the maturity of AI applications and supply chain issues. Global factors and geopolitical tensions add uncertainty.

Taiwan’s 2025 economic growth is revised to 7.37%, the highest since 2008, driven by AI demand. Exports surged, boosting chip and server demand. 2026 growth is projected at 3.54% amid tariff uncertainties.

Taiwan’s 2025 economic growth forecast rises to 5.45% due to AI boom and strong exports, surpassing IMF’s 3.7% prediction. Inflation is set at 1.81%.

Taiwan ranks as the 14th wealthiest nation, driven by its semiconductor industry, surpassing Japan and South Korea. Experts urge focus on housing and wage growth.

Taiwan’s economy shows resilience amid U.S. tariffs on chips, with a 6% growth in the first half of the year. The NDC plans measures to sustain a 3% annual growth rate.

Taiwan’s economy shows resilience amid U.S. tariff talks, says CNAIC’s Wu Tung-liang. He urges market diversification and tech enhancement to counter export costs.

Taiwan’s export orders hit $56.77 billion in June, driven by AI demand, marking a 24.6% year-on-year increase. The Ministry of Economic Affairs forecasts continued growth despite global uncertainties.

Taiwan’s tariff talks with the U.S. impact its auto industry, facing challenges despite a 7.65% export growth. Experts urge clarity as tax reforms loom.

Taiwan’s machinery exports rose 7.7% in April, reaching US$2.422 billion, despite challenges from a strong New Taiwan dollar. The U.S. remains the top market.

Taipei Computer Association’s honorary chairman stresses the need for a balanced economy at the AI NEXT FORUM. He advocates for a moderate Taiwan dollar appreciation to benefit importers and citizens while urging increased domestic demand to support industrial growth.

TSMC Chairman C. C. Wei discusses the company’s Arizona plant permits, 2-nanometer production, and a $100 billion U.S. reinvestment plan amid strong AI demand.

Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-long stresses dialogue with President Trump amid tariff tensions. Taiwan’s stock market rebounds as U.S. delays high tariffs.

Taiwan’s economic growth faces uncertainty as U.S. tariffs rise by 32%, says NDC Minister Paul Liu. The government plans to support businesses in exploring new markets.

DBS Bank economist Ma Tieying highlights Taiwan’s economic vulnerability to U.S. tariffs, affecting GDP by 2.5 percentage points. Taiwan’s exports, especially in tech, face challenges, but growth forecasts remain steady.

Taiwan’s manufacturing sector improved in December, driven by U.S. consumption and AI demand, according to the Taiwan Institute of Economics Research.

Compal Electronics discusses AI server growth and Nvidia collaboration amid geopolitical challenges. Expansion plans include new factories in nine countries by 2025.

Academia Sinica revises Taiwan’s 2024 growth forecast to 4.23% and predicts 3.1% for 2025. AI and tech drive export growth, but global uncertainties loom.

Taiwan’s export orders hit US$52.27 billion in November, a 3.3% rise but below expectations. MOEA forecasts strong growth in December amid tech demand and geopolitical challenges.

Taiwan’s DGBAS revised the 2024 economic growth forecast to 4.27%, citing strong private investment and export growth in electronics. The CPI is adjusted to 2.18%.

CNAIC Chairman Wu Tung-liang highlights Taiwan’s economic resilience amid global uncertainties, driven by AI demand and strategic government initiatives.

Chairman Tung Tzu-hsien of Pegatron discusses U.S.-China tensions and export controls on AI chips. He stresses global cooperation’s role in economic growth.

Taiwan’s Electric Prosperity Index for August shows a rise in economic activity, driven by AI and high-performance computing. Industrial electricity demand hit a two-year high.