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Taiwan’s manufacturing engine is running faster than ever, and AI is doing most of the work. According to figures released by the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) on April 23, the headline industrial production index reached 136.90 in March 2026, up 26.35% from February and 28.68% from a year earlier. The first three months of 2026 mark the strongest opening quarter for Taiwan’s manufacturing sector in years, and the chart points sharply upward even after seasonality is stripped out.

Taiwan’s server orders from China are declining as Beijing accelerates AI self-sufficiency. U.S. hyperscalers continue avoiding Chinese suppliers, MIC reports.

Taiwan plans to introduce 1,000 Indian migrant workers by year’s end, sparking public concern over security and workforce management. The move follows a labor deal with India.

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry calls for strategic helium stockpiles after six-week U.S.-Iran conflict exposes critical supply chain vulnerabilities.

Touch Taiwan lacks the global profile of Computex. Running frm April 8 to 10 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, it remains a smaller event, traditionally attended mainly by industry insiders. This year, however, the show deserves broader attention, not only for its display technology, but for what the exhibitor mix, keynote themes, and expanding supply chain participation reveal about Taiwan’s technology sector.

The Ministry of Labor reports 247 companies in Taiwan have adopted unpaid leave, impacting 3,770 workers due to U.S. tariffs and order fluctuations.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 1.51% on Feb. 5, closing at 31,801.27 points. Electronics and semiconductors weakened, while financial and tourism stocks rose.

The Chinese zodiac’s Year of the Fire Horse arrives on February 17, 2026, bringing with it symbols of vitality, speed, and bold action. For Taiwan’s technology sector, the timing could not be more fitting. After a spectacular 2025 that saw economic growth exceed 7% and exports surge to record highs, the island enters the new lunar year with momentum that matches the Horse’s legendary energy.

Taipei stock market rose 94.45 points to 32,289.81 on Feb. 4, despite early losses. TSMC fell, while Foxconn and MediaTek gained. High-priced stocks showed strong momentum.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange surged 571.33 points on Feb. 3, closing at 32,195.36, with TSMC and MediaTek leading gains. Memory stocks struggled, impacting the sector.

The Taipei stock market hit a record high on Jan. 28, driven by semiconductor gains. TSMC and Macronix led the surge, while pandemic-related stocks soared.

Taipei’s stock market surged on Jan. 12, closing up 278.33 points at 30,567.29. TSMC hit a peak, boosting the index. Traditional industries and electronics rose.

Taiwan’s stock market surged on Jan. 6, closing up 471.26 points at 30,576.30. TSMC led gains, while plastics and electronics rose. Cement and food stocks fell.

The Taipei stock market fell 330.28 points on Dec. 16, closing at 27,536.66. Cement and ceramics led declines, while financial stocks rose. Trading value hit NT$524.954 billion.

The Ministry of Labor in Taiwan reports a drop in unpaid leave, reaching a three-month low of 7,118 employees. Manufacturing remains the most affected sector.

Hsinchu Science Park Bureau marks its 45th anniversary with projections of double-digit revenue growth by 2025. The park’s focus on integrated circuits, AI, and biotechnology drives its expansion and innovation.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor reports a rise in workers on reduced hours, now at 9,153, due to U.S. tariffs. Manufacturing is most affected, with 8,619 impacted.

AI server and semiconductor sectors in Taiwan attract investments as demand for advanced chips grows. Experts warn of a potential bubble amid market highs.

Taiwan Stock Exchange surged 3.18% on Nov. 20, driven by NVIDIA’s earnings and U.S. chip sales approval. TSMC stocks rose 4.30%, boosting market sentiment.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 2.52% on Nov. 18, closing at 26,756.12 points amid geopolitical tensions. Key sectors like paper and electronics saw significant declines.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange closed down 44.52 points at 27,949.11 on Oct. 28 amid mixed sector performances. TSMC shares dipped, while Foxconn gained. Investors await the Fed’s meeting and a Trump-Xi trade discussion.

Taiwan’s stock market surged 1.68% on Oct. 27, driven by eased U.S.-China trade tensions. TSMC, Foxconn, and Delta Electronics led gains, while E.SUN Financial fell.

Taipei’s stock market hit a record high on Oct. 20, driven by TSMC and Foxconn gains. Electronics surged, while financials dipped. Futures indicate optimism.

Taiwan’s stock market fell 1.25% on Oct. 17, with TSMC dropping 2.36% and Foxconn rising 1.57%. The mixed performance reflects market volatility.

Taiwan’s stock market saw a volatile session on Oct. 14, with TSMC shares hitting a record high before closing lower. U.S. market optimism initially boosted TAIEX, but heavyweight stocks like MediaTek and Foxconn ended the day down.