DBS Economist: Concerns About US Reciprocal Tariffs On Taiwan Economy Have Eased Since April
July 23 (Reuters) - Economist Ma Tieying of DBS Group Holdings Ltd DBSM.SI speaks to Taiwan reporters on Wednesday,
CONCERNS ABOUT US RECIPROCAL TARIFFS ON TAIWAN ECONOMY HAVE EASED SINCE APRIL
TARIFFS ON SEMICONDUCTORS REMAIN A MAJOR CHALLENGE. IF TARIFFS RESTRICTED ONLY TO CHIPS, THEN IMPACT ON TAIWAN SHOULD BE RELATIVELY CONTAINED
TAIWAN HAS FURTHER ROOM TO OPEN ITS MARKETS TO U.S. TAIWAN STILL HAS RELATIVELY HIGHER TARIFFS ON U.S. VEHICLES, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
TAIWAN'S Q2 GDP COULD GREATLY EXCEED EXPECTATIONS, DRIVEN BY STRONG EXPORTS
TAIWAN ECONOMIC GROWTH EXPECTED TO SLOW IN H2, EVEN THOUGH AI DEMAND COULD CONTINUE TO PROVIDE MOMENTUM
TAIWAN 2025 FULL-YEAR GDP FORECAST RAISED TO 4% VERSUS 3% ORIGINALLY, 2026 FULL-YEAR GDP FORECAST CUT TO 2% FROM ORIGINAL 2.4%
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