Taipei: Taiwan has arranged for about 8 million barrels of crude oil to be shipped from the Red Sea in April to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and ease domestic supply pressures, CPC Corp., Taiwan

Taipei: Taiwan’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) experienced a decline from the previous month in March, attributed to ongoing military conflicts in the Middle East, yet it remained within the expansion territory, as reported by the

Taipei: Fuel surcharges for both short-haul and long-haul international aviation routes will rise dramatically starting April 7, the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) said Wednesday, due to a surge in crude oil prices.

According to Focus

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 1,451.83 points, or 4.58 percent, at 33,174.82 Wednesday on turnover of NT$616.12 billion (US$19.13 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the significant rise in the Taiwan stock market is indicative

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan surged dramatically, with the Taiex index posting its second-highest daily point gain ever, buoyed by hopes of de-escalation in Middle Eastern military conflicts. The Taiex, Taiwan’s benchmark index, increased by 1,451.83