Taiwan’s economy has held up relatively well thanks to a quick and effective response to COVID-19. The latest official figures showed that Taiwan’s GDP in the first half of the year grew by 0.78 per ...

Taiwan is raising its quota for lending to companies so they can invest in the archipelago’s economy as they navigate ...

Taiwan is facing multiple economic challenges due to internal and external pressures. Internal challenges include energy transition, upgrading industries, a declining birthrate and an aging population ...

Against the backdrop of global economic uncertainties, and the slowdown in China, Taiwan’s GDP shrank 1 per cent year on year in the third quarter, its first contraction since 2009.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping used his New Year’s address Tuesday evening to project confidence about the country’s economic outlook and repeat threats about taking over Taiwan, as Beijing ...

Taiwan has a much smaller economy, so it’s even harder,” he says. But one benefit Taiwan has is lower costs, not only because of wages, but also because of the way its infrastructure and ...

Taiwan’s economic challenges are not limited to the imposition of higher US tariffs, it also includes US pressure to increase defense spending, currency valuation and risks from holding too much US ...

We look forward to continuing these negotiations and finalizing a robust and high-standard trade agreement that tackles pressing 21st century economic challenges,” she added.

President Joe Biden said that China's economic challenges have taken a toll and make it less likely to consider an invasion of Taiwan to force its unification with the mainland.