Palau: President Lai Ching-te (???) told the Palauan National Congress on Thursday that both Taiwan and the Pacific Island nation were “democratic bastions” and that he looked forward to continued cooperation to bring prosperity to
Taipei: The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) announced a potential six-month to five-year ban on the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation’s ability to invite Chinese delegations to Taiwan, following a controversy involving a Chinese student group’s comments. The
TAIPEI: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index demonstrated an upward trend as it opened higher, gaining 52.96 points to reach 23,308.29. The turnover for the session was reported at NT$5.66 billion, equivalent to approximately US$174.69
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 12.61 points, or 0.05 percent, at 23,267.94 Thursday on turnover of NT$366.34 billion (US$11.3 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the local stock market saw a slight increase by the end
TAIPEI: The U.S. dollar fell against the Taiwan dollar Thursday, shedding NT$0.010 to close at NT$32.438. The trading session saw the greenback fluctuating between NT$32.351 and NT$32.464, reflecting a day of varied trading activity.
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