Taiwan electronics industry at risk. GDP growth to edge lower. The central bank will stay put. Even with a pause, TWD would weaken. By Iris Pang, Economist, Greater China We expect Taiwan's central bank to leave rates unchanged on 21st June for an eighth ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan presents Japan’s startups with potential global launchpad
"Likewise, we want to establish a structure for bringing together players from Japan and Taiwan in the internet business," he said. Since Taiwan is a small market, with about 23.5 million people, startups there tend to have their sights set on ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Central Bank Expected to Hold Rates as Trade War Escalates
Taiwan’s central bank will keep its benchmark interest rate ... and prevent markets from falling into speculation,” said Rick Lo, chief economist at Fubon Financial Holding Co. in Taipei, adding that trade tensions and an unclear recovery momentum ... ( read original story ...)
Itiviti Partners With Syspower of Taiwan to Expand NYFIX Global Connectivity Footprint in Asia
Syspower already benefits from a prevalent position in Taiwan. Over the past decade, the firm has built a strong local market presence allowing buy-side and sell-side financial institutions to reach over 500 connections through its FIXNet connectivity network. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Central Bank Seen Holding Rates as Trade War Escalates
(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan’s central bank will keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday as a brewing trade war adds to risks facing the export-oriented economy, according to a Bloomberg survey. A majority of 33 economists said Taiwan will hold the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to expand start-up delegation for CES 2019
MOST led a delegation made up of 32 technology start-up representatives to CES 2018 earlier this year where they organized a national pavilion called Taiwan Tech Star at Eureka Park, showcasing Taiwan's tech capability to visitors from around the world ... ( read original story ...)
Japan airlines change ‘Taiwan’ to ‘China Taiwan’ on websites
Japan's two largest airlines have changed "Taiwan" to "China Taiwan" on their Chinese-language websites, officials said Tuesday, sparking an immediate protest from the self-ruled island. China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory, has demanded that ... ( read original story ...)