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Taiwan’s economy shows stability as February’s business indicators rise, despite stock market turbulence due to the Middle East conflict. Central Bank monitors CPI and foreign capital.

Cathay Financial nearly doubles Taiwan’s 2026 GDP forecast to 5.8% citing AI demand, but warns growth could range 3-8% amid Middle East conflict.

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.

The Central Bank of Taiwan keeps key interest rates steady to support economic growth amid low inflation forecasts. New real estate loan policies start next year.

Taiwan’s Economic Affairs Minister Kung Ming-hsin defends the nation’s economic health, countering claims of currency undervaluation by The Economist. Taiwan’s Central Bank also disputes the report, emphasizing diverse factors affecting exchange rates.

Taiwan’s central bank refutes claims of the New Taiwan dollar appreciating to NT$30.2 by year-end. It stresses market stability and warns against speculative reports.

Taiwan’s central bank plans to redesign New Taiwan dollar banknotes by 2028, costing NT$5 each. The move aims to enhance security and sustainability.

Taiwan’s Central Bank plans to redesign New Taiwan dollar banknotes, enhancing security and sustainability. The new notes will feature eco-friendly materials and improved accessibility.

The Central Bank of Taiwan keeps interest rates steady amid global uncertainties, focusing on inflation control and real estate loan concentration. Economic growth is projected to be modest next year.

Minister J.W. Kuo discusses stabilizing the New Taiwan dollar’s exchange rate with the central bank. The bank stresses market-driven rates and plans to intervene if needed.

Taiwan’s former finance minister Chiu Cheng-hsiung dies at 83. Known for shaping economic policies, he held key roles in the Central Bank and academia.

Taiwan caps daily forex volume at US$10 million. A T+1 system manages foreign stock investments. Banks must stagger forex activities for fairness. Inverse ETF foreign investment capped at 30%.

The New Taiwan dollar hit its highest level since June 2022, opening at 29.360 against the U.S. dollar. Analysts watch the Taiwan Central Bank for intervention.

The Central Bank of Taiwan reports that recent oil price hikes are temporary, with limited impact on domestic prices. It will monitor trends to ensure economic stability.

Taiwan’s central bank unveils a commemorative silver coin celebrating the WBSC Premier12 victory. Pre-order by July 2; lottery on July 3 if demand exceeds 36,000.

Taiwan’s central bank freezes interest rates for the fifth time, keeping the discount rate at 2%. Inflation is expected to drop below 2% amid global uncertainties.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan held a hearing on a draft act for virtual asset service providers. The act focuses on stablecoin regulation and includes a four-phase management plan.

Taiwan’s Central Bank reports the New Taiwan dollar has stabilized, appreciating against the U.S. dollar. Factors include trade surpluses and monetary policies.

Taiwan’s Central Bank Governor Chin-Long Yang addresses concerns over currency fluctuations, denying U.S. pressure to appreciate the New Taiwan dollar. The bank clarifies its non-involvement in U.S.-Taiwan trade talks and dismisses media speculation on the Mar-a-Lago Accord.

President Trump orders a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, sparking Taiwan’s debate on its own. Taiwan’s Central Bank proposes strategies, emphasizing independent management and legal frameworks.

Kuomintang legislator Lai Shyh-bao criticizes President Lai Ching-te’s claims on Taiwan dollar appreciation, citing U.S. tariffs as the cause. Exporters face profit cuts.

The New Taiwan dollar opened at 30.125 against the U.S. dollar, appreciating by 2 cents. Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-long addressed market fluctuations, refuting media claims about the Mar-a-Lago Accord’s influence. President Lai Ching-te reassured the public of Taiwan’s strong economic fundamentals.

Taiwan vows to stabilize its currency amid fluctuations. Premier Cho tasks the Central Bank with investigating unlawful activities. No currency issues in U.S. talks.

The New Taiwan dollar rose to 30.145 against the U.S. dollar, a 9-cent increase. Central Bank Governor Yang Chin-long assured no exchange rate manipulation. Taiwan’s economy outperformed major countries, driven by foreign investment and U.S. dollar supply. The bank denied U.S. Treasury involvement in currency matters and urged caution against market speculation.

The New Taiwan dollar surged to NT$29.6, its highest since Feb. 2023, causing concern among exporters. The Central Bank is urged to stabilize the exchange rate.