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18 Dec 2025, 20:48 · 阅读量 61

Taiwan Central Bank Update Taiwan’s central bank kept its key rate steady at 2%, extending the policy pause. Inflation remains moderate, while GDP growth stays strong, powered by booming AI and tech exports. Global risks persist, but Taiwan’s economy continues to outperform expectations. #TradingCentral# #InterestRate# #Inflation# #GDP# #update# #AsianMarket# #market#

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