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Cindy Wang

Taipei, Toronto

News Editor at Bloomberg News

Bloomberg Breaking News editor in Taipei. Views my own. RTs not endorsements.

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  • 5 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Cindy Wang |Miaojung Lin

    Taiwan’s currency has just endured its wildest week in decades. The Taiwan dollar surged almost 5% against the greenback during intraday trading Monday, amid speculation exporters were dumping the US currency in anticipation of a trade deal. The central bank quickly moved to calm nerves, announcing bank inspections and warning strategists to rein in chatter. Regulators met with insurers to gauge the impact. Tech firms faced talk of earnings pressure. Analysts are now trying to calculate the damage.

  • 5 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Cindy Wang |Miaojung Lin

    Taiwan’s currency has just endured its wildest week in decades. The Taiwan dollar surged almost 5% against the greenback during intraday trading Monday, amid speculation exporters were dumping the US currency in anticipation of a trade deal. The central bank quickly moved to calm nerves, announcing bank inspections and warning strategists to rein in chatter. Regulators met with insurers to gauge the impact. Tech firms faced talk of earnings pressure. Analysts are now trying to calculate the damage.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Yian Lee |Cindy Wang

    Lai Ching-te(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te will not attend the funeral of Pope Francis, despite making requests to the Vatican, a move that breaks with precedent and removes a rare opportunity to mix with other world leaders. Former Vice President Chen Chien-jen will be Taiwan’s envoy to the Papal funeral, the Taiwanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Wednesday.

  • 4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Charlotte Yang |Cindy Wang

    The Taiwanese giant stock is now down 20% for 2025. (Bloomberg) -- Analysts’ optimism over Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is waning ahead of the company’s quarterly results on concerns US tariffs will hurt demand for gadgets and the build out of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Some 93% of analysts who track TSMC recommend buying stock, near the lowest proportion in two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

  • 4 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Charlotte Yang |Cindy Wang

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16 Jan 25

RT @CharlotteYTYang: The price gap between TSMC's shares in New York and Taipei has widened to 25%, but hedge funds are hesitant to take ad…

Cindy Wang
Cindy Wang @hwang61
13 Dec 24

RT @natalieobiko: Shout out to my co-reporters, contributors & editors: @JessicaVBrice @susanberfield @VTSilver @kanokomatsuyama @hwang61 @…

Cindy Wang
Cindy Wang @hwang61
16 Oct 24

RT @Matthew_Winkler: Taiwan is a bastion of prosperity with best-performing stock market, record exports, most stable currency after Singap…