Taiwan’s exports grew at the slowest pace in more than two years, the latest sign that a slowdown in global demand is weighing on the economy, and could cause more trade pain in the months to come.
Taiwan's exports only grew by two percent in August year-over-year, the slowest pace in over two years. Analysts have noted this as a sign that global demand for goods is slowing down, and [.]
Sharp export fall seen sparked by weakening demand from Europe, the US and mainland China for Taiwan’s signature hi-tech consumer electronics such as laptops that were in high demand early in the pandemic.