Central Bank Projects Sub-2% Inflation by 2026 Despite June CPI Surge
Taipei: Taiwan’s inflation is projected to fall below 2 percent by 2026, despite the consumer
Taipei: Taiwan’s inflation is projected to fall below 2 percent by 2026, despite the consumer
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 255.30 points, or 0.56 percent, at 45,734.41 Wednesday on turnover of NT$958.35 billion (US$29.83 billion).
Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) announced on Wednesday that a sea warning for Typhoon Bavi might be issued as early as Thursday, followed by a potential land warning from
Taipei: An international research team with Taiwanese participation has identified a previously unknown mechanism by which lung cancer activates sensory nerves to weaken the body’s immune response, a finding that
Taipei: Taiwan stepped up preparations for Typhoon Bavi on Wednesday as the storm drew nearer, suspending ferry services to offshore islands, closing tourist attractions, preparing traffic restrictions, and offering flexible
Taipei: Taiwan’s precautionary recall of products linked to tainted cooking oil widened from 232 to 401 items, as health authorities added 169 more, including packaged chicken breast, instant noodles, convenience
Keelung: The Keelung City government has officially revoked the license of a local preschool following a child abuse case, with the school’s person in charge facing substantial fines totaling NT$840,000
Taipei: A road collapse and subsequent gas leak on Wednesday morning at the redevelopment site of Formosa Plastics Group’s (FPG) former headquarters in Taipei’s Songshan District necessitated the evacuation of
Taichung: A district court in Taichung approved a request from prosecutors on Tuesday to detain a man who allegedly attacked Taipei-based Japanese political commentator Akio Yaita, who had often criticized
Taipei: The National Palace Museum (NPM) is set to exhibit a renowned painting of Yuan Taizu, better known as Genghis Khan, marking its first public display in 13 years. This
Taipei: Chang Kuo-hua, a board director of the Taiwanese shipping giant Evergreen Marine Corp., was released on NT$120 million (US$3.75 million) bail early Tuesday. This development follows his questioning by
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