Taipei: Taiwan’s central bank on Thursday sharply raised its forecast for growth in Taiwan’s gross domestic product (GDP) for 2026 to 7.28 percent, while easing selective credit controls in the home market. After wrapping up

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed significantly lower, experiencing a drop of over 650 points Thursday. The decline was primarily triggered by a surge in crude oil prices amid ongoing Middle East tensions and remarks from

Taipei: Inflation in Taiwan rose 1.75 percent in February, and is expected to remain below the 2 percent warning threshold in March, despite rising oil prices driven by the war in the Middle East, an

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan closed slightly lower Friday after moving in a narrow range as turnover shrank amid the expanding military conflict in the Middle East, dealers said. The Taiex, the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s benchmark

London: Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a U.K.-based group to boost collaboration on a bilateral space supply chain. The MOU was signed by Lewis Chen,