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Taiwan’s Machinery Exports to the US Lead Global Trade Growth

Global Trade, News, Taiwan

January 20, 2025

Taiwan’s machinery exports reached new heights as shipments to the United States grew to $7.19 billion last year, surpassing the $6.86 billion sent to other key markets. This development highlights the resilience and adaptability of the machinery industry amid evolving global trade dynamics.   The increase in US-bound shipments reflects proactive measures taken by exporters […]

US and Taiwan Poised for Stronger Trade Relations Under Trump Administration

News, Taiwan, Trade Relations

January 15, 2025

The American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Taiwan shared an optimistic outlook for U.S.-Taiwan relations as the incoming Trump administration takes office. The organization anticipates continued strong support for Taiwan, paving the way for enhanced trade and economic collaboration.   According to the 2025 AmCham Business Climate Survey, a significant 90% of members plan to […]

Taiwan’s Export Growth Signals Strength in Global Trade

Global Trade, News, Taiwan

January 9, 2025

Taiwan’s trade sector ended the year on a high note, with December exports surpassing expectations and showcasing the country’s pivotal role in the global market. Exports rose 9.2% year-on-year to $43.59 billion, driven by robust demand for semiconductors fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and steady trade with key international partners.   This strong […]

Taiwan’s Robust Trade Growth in November Highlights Strength in Global Markets

International Trade, News, Taiwan

December 9, 2024

Taiwan’s export performance in November demonstrated the resilience and innovation of its trade-driven economy, with exports climbing 9.7% year-on-year to $41.09 billion, surpassing market expectations. This marks the 13th consecutive month of growth, underscoring Taiwan’s pivotal role in global trade.   Key contributors to this success included the flourishing artificial intelligence (AI) sector and a […]

EU and Mercosur Forge Historic Free Trade Agreement

Europe, News, Taiwan

December 6, 2024

The European Union and Mercosur, South America’s leading trade bloc, have reached a monumental free trade agreement, marking a new chapter in global economic collaboration. After over 20 years of negotiations, this milestone is set to expand market access, enhance trade ties, and stimulate economic growth for more than 700 million people across the two […]

Canada and Taiwan Strengthen Economic Ties with Landmark Investment Agreement

Canada, International Trade, News, Taiwan

November 29, 2024

In a significant move towards enhancing economic collaboration, Taiwan and Canada formally sealed a bilateral investment deal on Friday. This accord not only reinforces the Taiwanese government’s commitment to fostering business partnerships with like-minded democratic allies but also paves the way for potential inclusion in a major pan-Pacific trade pact.   Taiwan, seeking increased diplomatic […]

Taiwan’s Export Orders Surge, Driven by Strong Demand for AI and Technology

International Trade and Export, News, Taiwan

November 20, 2024

Taiwan has once again exceeded expectations, with export orders rising 4.9% in October, totaling $55.45 billion. This marks the eighth consecutive month of growth, driven by strong global demand for high-tech products, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor industries. The country’s export strength underscores its pivotal role in the global trade ecosystem, especially as […]

Taiwan Assures Minimal Impact from Red Sea Disruptions on Trade

International Trade, News, Taiwan

February 5, 2024

Taiwanese companies appear to be weathering the disruptions in the Red Sea’s crucial shipping lane without significant impact, as these disturbances coincide with the traditional low season in export demand, according to Economy Minister Wang Mei-hua’s statement on Monday.   The Red Sea route has seen certain shipping companies suspending transit to avoid potential attacks […]

Taiwan’s Fourth Quarter Economic Growth Bolstered by Domestic Demand and Export Recovery

Economic Development, News, Taiwan

January 29, 2024

Taiwan’s trade-dependent economy is anticipated to have experienced accelerated growth in the fourth quarter of the year, largely attributed to robust domestic consumption and a resurgence in exports, according to a recent Reuters poll of 22 economists.   Gross domestic product (GDP) for the October-December period is expected to have expanded by approximately 4.35% compared […]

Taiwan President-Elect Expresses Interest in Joining U.S.-Led Trade Framework

International Trade, News, Taiwan, United States

January 24, 2024

Taiwan’s President-elect, Lai Ching-te, has conveyed his keenness for Taipei to become part of the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, citing the island’s pivotal role in the global economy.   Taiwan was initially excluded from the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework by the United States in 2022, as part of the Biden administration’s efforts to counter what it […]

Guatemala’s President-elect Explores Economic Ties with Taiwan Ahead of Inauguration

International Relations, News, Taiwan

January 13, 2024

In a proactive move, Guatemala’s President-elect, Bernardo Arevalo, engaged in discussions with Taiwan’s Foreign Minister, Joseph Wu, signaling a commitment to strengthen commercial ties between the two nations. The meeting, held in anticipation of Arevalo and Vice President-elect Karin Herrera’s inauguration on Sunday, focused on fostering economic collaboration.   While Arevalo has expressed an intention […]

Taiwan’s December Exports Surpass Expectations, Led by Strong Demand from the US

News, Taiwan, Technology, United States

January 11, 2024

Taiwan experienced a notable surge in exports in December, outperforming expectations primarily due to increased demand for high-tech products from the United States. The finance ministry reported a substantial 11.8% year-on-year growth, reaching $39.94 billion. This exceeded the 4.9% growth forecast in a Reuters poll and marked a significant improvement from the 3.8% gain observed […]

Taiwan Central Bank Expected to Maintain Steady Policy in 2024 Amid Cooling Inflation

Economic Policy, News, Taiwan

December 11, 2023

Taiwan’s central bank is anticipated to maintain its current policy rate this week and throughout the entirety of 2024, as inflation gradually eases, according to a recent survey of economists conducted by Reuters. It is expected that the central bank will leave the benchmark discount rate unchanged at 1.875% during its upcoming quarterly meeting, with […]

Taiwanese Auto Parts Manufacturer Expands to U.S. Amidst Global Challenges

International Trade, News, Taiwan, United States

November 30, 2023

In response to evolving global dynamics and supply chain uncertainties, Hota Industrial Mfg. Co, a renowned Taiwanese auto parts manufacturer, is making a strategic shift by establishing its first manufacturing facility in the United States. For decades, Hota has been a key supplier of gears, shafts, and other automotive components to major foreign car manufacturers […]

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