Taipei:Following a recent sharp sell-off in the Taiex, the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index, the local bourse has fallen to seventh place globally in terms of market capitalization as of
Taipei:CPC Corp., Taiwan, announced on Saturday that it will maintain its domestic gasoline and diesel prices unchanged next week, despite a decline in international crude oil prices.
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Taipei:Following a sharp sell-off in the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index, the Taiex, Taiwan’s stock market has fallen to seventh place globally in terms of market capitalization as of Saturday
Taipei:Despite a decrease in international crude oil prices, CPC Corp., Taiwan’s state-owned oil supplier, announced on Saturday that it will keep domestic gasoline and diesel prices unchanged for the upcoming
Taipei:Taiwan shares experienced a significant downturn, recording their fourth-largest single-day point loss on Friday. The Taiex, Taiwan Stock Exchange’s key index, closed at 39,701.64, falling by 1,873.08 points or 4.51
Taipei:The management committee of Taiwan’s National Financial Stabilization Fund has authorized a market intervention to address volatility and boost investor confidence after the Taiex experienced a significant drop. Earlier in
Taipei:Taiwan’s consumer price index (CPI) increased by 2.33 percent year-on-year in October, maintaining its position above the 2 percent alert threshold for the sixth consecutive month, as reported by the
Taipei:Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. announced a record consolidated revenue of NT$1.3 trillion (US$39.47 billion) in October, marking the second consecutive month that its revenue surpassed the NT$1 trillion mark.
