
Macroeconomic Brief – April 2025
Taiwan’s economy showed steady growth in March 2025, driven by strong semiconductor exports and investment momentum, but rising costs and looming U.S. tariffs have dampened consumer confidence and export optimism.
Taiwan’s economy showed steady growth in March 2025, driven by strong semiconductor exports and investment momentum, but rising costs and looming U.S. tariffs have dampened consumer confidence and export optimism.
Taiwan’s economy showed signs of recovery in late 2024, with GDP growth rebounding to 1.8% YoY, driven by steady private consumption and expansion into green technology. However, challenges persist in 2025, as consumer confidence dips amid global uncertainties and new U.S. trade policies, prompting Taiwan’s government to implement measures supporting affected businesses.
The policy, which aims to increase economic exchange wi…
Chip manufacturers will need to navigate new export con…
Although the pace of growth is decreasing significantly…
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