Jeanny Kao

1 week ago | gurutrade.com | Jeanny Kao |Sharon Singleton

Full year 2025 GDP forecast trimmed to 3.1% vs previous 3.14% 2025 exports expected to rise 8.99% vs previous 7.08% 2025 CPI cut to +1.88% vs +1.94% TAIPEI, May 28 (Reuters) - Taiwan's trade-reliant economy is expected to grow at a slightly slower pace in 2025 than previously forecast, weighed down by uncertainty over possible U.S. tariffs.

2 weeks ago | gurutrade.com | Jeanny Kao |Ben Blanchard |Clarence Fernandez

Export orders +19.8 y/y vs +10.0% Reuters poll forecast Orders from China +5.7% y/y vs -5.3% in prior month Ministry sees May orders between +12.5% and +16.6% y/y Ministry cautious about outlook given geopolitical risks TAIPEI, May 20 (Reuters) - Taiwan's export orders rose more than expected in April, as customers stockpiled the island's technology products ahead of worldwide tariffs imposed, and then partially rescinded, in the same month by U.S. President Donald Trump.

1 month ago | gurutrade.com | Jeanny Kao |Ben Blanchard |Andrew Heavens

Preliminary Q1 GDP +5.37% y/y vs Q4 +2.9% (Reuters poll +3.4%) Full year 2025 GDP forecast raised to 3.6% vs previous 3.14% Trump's tariff policies posts threat, but exports will remain strong -analyst TAIPEI, April 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan unexpectedly raised its 2025 economic growth forecast on Wednesday after a strong first quarter performance thanks to an export surge on strong tech demand ahead of the introduction of possible U.S. import tariffs.

1 month ago | marketscreener.com | Jeanny Kao

TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan unexpectedly raised its 2025 economic growth forecast on Wednesday after a strong first quarter performance thanks to an export surge on strong tech demand ahead of the introduction of possible U.S. import tariffs. Taiwan is a key hub in the global technology supply chain for companies such as Apple and Nvidia, and home to the world's largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC),.

1 month ago | denvergazette.com | Jeanny Kao |Ben Blanchard

By Jeanny Kao and Ben BlanchardTAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan is to be included in the first batch of trading partners to hold talks with Washington, President Lai Ching-te said on Friday, as his economy minister said the island could import over $200 billion worth of U.S. goods, much of it in energy. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would temporarily lower the hefty duties he had just imposed on dozens of countries while further ramping up pressure on China.