Analysis: Taiwan’s Economic Risks Rise With Currency, Geopolitical Pressures

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The New Taiwan dollar surged following a rare Taiwan-US joint statement on currency policy. TaiwanPlus spoke with Kymco Capital CEO Gary Ting about what it signals for ongoing trade talks. Ting says Taiwan faces rising economic risks from geopolitical tensions, protectionism and market volatility, while industries like TSMC must diversify globally and the government adapt policies for a fragmented, anti-globalization world.

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00:00Taiwan and the US have been engaged in trade and other negotiations for months now.

00:05How should we look up this most recent joint statement on avoiding currency manipulation?

00:30the-

00:34其實就是在匯率上面達成一定的協議

00:37到最後一個階段才是

00:39你韓國準備進口多少的美國的商品或者是產品

00:42所以我覺得台灣如果按照這樣的一個

00:46benchmark 來看的話

00:48台灣應該到第二階段了

00:49就是匯率這邊必須要有一定的 compromise 妥協

00:53然後接著再過來可能就是在商品的進口跟出口上的一些 definition

00:58What key challenges does Taiwan face in balancing monitoring policies with long-term economic performance and resilience?

01:28The Economist's recent conversation

01:57The Hidden Risks in Taiwan's Boom highlights some key concerns for the economy moving forward

02:03What are your thoughts on how these risks, like currency-related wheat purchasing power, might impact the country's economic development?

02:28保護主義激化出來的,全球化分割

02:32台積電不可能只有台積電賺全世界錢

02:35你必須有德積電、日積電、美積電,分別去賺不同市場的錢

02:39第二個

02:40在這樣的過程裡面

02:42台灣政府就必須思考

02:44我們過去的匯率政策或者財政政策是根基於

02:48Globalization 就是全球化的基礎去做的

02:50在現在Anti-Globalization

02:52可能你後面搭配的政策就要不一樣

02:57You

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