(Bloomberg) — Taiwan’s economy grew at the fastest pace in a year, fueled by a surge in exports as companies rushed shipments to avoid US tariffs and rising demand for AI-related hardware. Gross ...

For poll data click: Preliminary Q1 GDP seen at +3.4% y/y (prior qtr +2.9%) Data due Wednesday, April 30, after 4 p.m. (0800 GMT) TAIPEI, April 28 (Reuters) - Taiwan's trade-reliant economy likely ...

The policies of US President Donald Trump have caused significant disruptions to global trade stability, particularly ...

Taiwan’s export-driven economy accelerated faster than expected in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, official data showed today, fuelled by strong global demand for high-tech products and firms ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s export-driven economy accelerated faster than expected in the first quarter of 2025, official data showed Wednesday, fueled by strong global demand for high-tech ...

enabling TCVGH to share Taiwan’s advancements in medical information technology with global partners. Looking ahead, TCVGH is committed to sustaining its leadership in digital healthcare while ...

Taiwan's economy is doing well and people should have confidence, he added. "I would also like to ask all my good friends to share what I have reported, and to share the correct information with ...

“Economic uncertainties in some countries are having ripple effects across the global economy ... focusing on digital and net-zero technologies, the ministry would assist Taiwanese enterprises in ...

[TAIPEI] Taiwan’s economy grew much faster than expected in the first quarter, fuelled by a surge in exports as companies rushed to ship goods ahead of looming US tariffs. Gross domestic product ...