Taiwan Expected to Hold Key Rate as Economy Roars on AI Frenzy

Taiwan will likely hold its policy rate for the seventh straight quarter — the longest stretch since 2021 — as the economy ...

Taiwan’s economy is rich, but its workers are not

The income gap, if left unaddressed, could hurt the ruling party at the 2028 presidential election. Read more at straitstimes ...

The global AI race is supercharging Taiwan’s economy. But many don’t feel better off

For proof that an economy can thrive even under constant military threats from a powerful neighbor and amid US President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, look no further than Taiwan.
Taipei Times

Taiwan was at the table at Pax Silica: US official

Taiwan “was there and made essential contributions” at US President Donald Trump’s Pax Silica summit on silicon supply chain security issues, a senior US official said on Tuesday. “Taiwan was at the ...
Bloomberg L.P.

Taiwan Turns Less Upbeat on Exports in Lowering Economic Outlook

Taiwan revised down its estimate for economic growth in 2024 after three straight upgrades, projecting a smaller increase in exports but remaining optimistic about overseas demand for artificial ...

China should focus on economy not 'territorial expansion', Taiwan president says

China's economy is in a bad way and President Xi Jinping should focus on improving the lives of his people and not "territorial expansion", Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said in an interview with the ...
Digi Times

Taiwan's President Lai reaffirms commitment to peace and economic security; Boris Johnson urges Western countries not to alienate Taiwan

Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson recently visited Taiwan, becoming the third British ex-PM to do so after Margaret Thatcher and Liz Truss. On August 5, Johnson met with President Ching-te Lai, ...

Taiwan’s economy roars ahead on back of AI demand

Taiwan has sharply raised its economic growth forecast for 2025 to 7.37 per cent, the fastest rate in 15 years, as roaring ...
The National Interest

Kinmen: Taiwan’s Forgotten Front Line

That constitutes an alarming development because during the decades of the Cold War, the island was the flashpoint that kept the issue of Taiwan’s sovereignty in international focus. The history is ...