Taiwan
Economy
Taiwan's vulnerability to the global economic slowdown is beyond dispute, with exports constituting some two-thirds the economy and the cyclically jumpy electronics sector playing...
2008-11-17Economy
In a not entirely surprising move, the Central Bank of the Republic of China (CBRC) on October 9 announced another inter-meeting cut in interest rates, less than two weeks after its...
2008-11-10Economy
October trade data have brought little ground for optimism for the heavily export-dependent Taiwanese economy, with demand in key markets continuing to wilt. Export growth registered...
2008-11-07Economy
The Asia-Pacific region will face some stern tests in 2008-10. While we believe that the rise of Asia arguably represents the most significant shift in wealth in five hundred years...
2008-10-31Economy
Another week and another string of not so cheerful economic data points to mull over. Taiwan's Council For Economic Planning and Development (CEPD)'s leading and coincident indicators...
2008-10-27Economy
As we have been highlighting for quite some time now the Taiwanese economy, principally via its heavy dependence on exports, will not escape unscathed from the meltdown in Western...
2008-10-23Economy
The Taiwan dollar is likely to weaken further in the near term, owing to a deteriorating economic outlook, weak stock market, and the prospects of further interest rate cuts. The...
2008-10-21Economy
Asia's financial markets are enjoying a strong bounce in line with the US Dow Jones and coordinated international action to relieve tight credit conditions, but they are not out of...
2008-10-14Economy
The decisions by the Bank of Korea (BoK) and Central Bank of the Republic of China (CBRC, Taiwan) to cut interest rates by 25bps to 5.00% and 3.25% respectively should provide some...
2008-10-09Economy
The Central Bank of the Republic of China (CBRC)'s decision on September 25 to cut its Discount Rate by 12.5bps to 3.500% - the first reduction in five years - underscores the gravity...
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