Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed at another new high Tuesday as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) smashed its previous closing levels amid hopes that the United States and
Taipei: Tensions in the Middle East have exposed vulnerabilities in Taiwan’s energy supply, as the current energy crunch is not a global crisis but one marked by sharp regional disparities,
Taipei: The management committee of the National Financial Stabilization Fund has decided not to step in to support Taiwan’s stock market despite disruptions caused by ongoing conflict in the Middle
Taipei: Taiwan’s central bank stated that its recent interventions in the foreign exchange market have been directed at maintaining price stability rather than supporting local exporters.
According to Focus Taiwan,
Taipei: CPC Corp., Taiwan, the state-owned oil supplier, announced on Saturday that domestic gasoline and diesel prices will remain unchanged for the upcoming week, despite elevated international crude oil prices.
Taipei: Although the war in the Middle East has pushed up international energy prices and in turn caused domestic consumer prices to rise, Taiwan’s central bank said such “imported inflation”
Taipei: Foreign institutional investors in Taiwan recorded a substantial net outflow of funds in March as the war in the Middle East roiled global financial markets, according to Financial Supervisory
Taipei: Shares in Taiwan experienced a substantial surge, climbing over 1,500 points, marking the second-largest single-day point gain in the nation’s history. This increase followed an agreement by U.S. President
