Taiwan Central Bank ...from Zamir_Saikh

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Taiwan Central Bank Update Taiwan’s central bank kept its key rate at 2% in Dec 2025, extending the policy pause as inflation stays moderate. Growth remains strong, with GDP up over 7%, boosted by AI-driven export demand. Policymakers flagged global risks, including US trade policy, China’s slowdown, and geopolitical uncertainties, while tariff talks continue. #TradingCentral# #InterestRate# #Inflation# #GDP# #investment##AsianMarket# #MacroGlobalMarkets#

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