Taiwan economy 結果共312筆

Taiwan and the U.S. signed a pivotal trade agreement, reducing tariffs and boosting economic ties. Taiwan commits to a $84.8 billion procurement plan, enhancing strategic partnerships.

Taiwan’s economy grew 8.63% in 2025, its best in 15 years, but 80% of workers see little benefit as wage inequality widens between tech and traditional sectors.

Bank of Taiwan will open 160 branches next week for Lunar New Year bill demand. General Manager Wu Chia-hsiao reports record profits and a positive 2026 outlook.

Taiwan High Speed Rail set a record by transporting over 82 million passengers in 2025. New N700ST trains will boost capacity by 25% by 2028, enhancing efficiency.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim urges universities to meet young people’s needs in a changing world, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration and global opportunities at NTU.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te stresses the importance of U.S. tariff talks, urging Congress to support a 15% tariff deal to avoid economic harm like South Korea’s.

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan unveils plans for cultural, Hakka, and sports digital currencies, boosting the digital economy. Learn about eligibility and distribution.

The Taiwan Institute of Economic Research reports a robust December 2025 electricity indicator, driven by the semiconductor industry’s growth. AI boosts demand, but traditional sectors lag.

Vice President Chiang Chi-chen calls for an impact assessment on the Taiwan-U.S. Trade Agreement, stressing its effects on industry and economy. The Legislative Yuan will review the agreement, ensuring compliance with national laws and interests.

Taiwan’s Vice Premier Cheng Li-chun returns from the U.S. after successful tariff talks, securing key agreements to boost Taiwan’s economy, semiconductors, and AI.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment and Miaoli County signed a cooperation agreement to create a carbon reduction and waste reduction area in Zhunan Township.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance urges influencers to report business taxes under new regulations. Influencers must register if they meet revenue thresholds. Grace period ends June 30, 2026.

Taipei Metro introduces perfume vending machines at key MRT stations, offering convenient fragrance options for commuters on the go.

Taiwan faces a demographic shift as birth rates plummet, with experts dubbing it a ＂fertility panic period.＂ High housing costs and low wages deter young people from having children. The government is urged to enhance childcare support and consider immigration to stabilize the population.

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.

Keelung City hosted a forum on Dec. 11 to discuss harbor transformation and marine conservation. Leaders say they aim to boost the blue ocean economy and green innovation.

Taiwan’s economy is set to grow by 3.54% in 2026, driven by AI and eased U.S. tariffs. Minister Kung highlights Taiwan’s role in the global supply chain.

President Lai’s NT$1.25 trillion defense budget proposal faces scrutiny from KMT and TPP, urging a national intelligence report. Legislative Yuan debates its impact on Taiwan’s economy.

Taiwan faces a demographic shift as birth rates plummet, with experts dubbing it a ＂fertility panic period.＂ High housing costs and low wages deter young people from having children. The government is urged to enhance childcare support and consider immigration to stabilize the population.

The Asian Development Bank revises its Asia-Pacific growth forecast, highlighting Taiwan’s GDP surge due to AI and eased U.S.-China trade tensions.

President Lai Ching-te announced the resignation of DPP spokespersons, appointing Lee Kun-cheng as their replacement. Lai highlighted Taiwan’s economic growth and tax relief measures, urging officials to promote these achievements.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor proposes a law to ensure delivery workers earn 1.25 times the minimum wage. The law aims to improve pay and conditions in the gig economy.

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 should diversify its economy beyond AI, says CNAIC Chairman Thomas Wu. At a Taipei meeting, he urged resilience to avoid economic disparity and highlighted Taiwan’s growth potential.

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.