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Foreign investment in Taiwan has reached record highs, with total holdings exceeding US$320 billion and US$37 billion in inflows in 2025. TaiwanPlus spoke with Alan Tseng, Executive VP of The Capital Group, to explore the factors behind the surge and its implications for Taiwan’s economy and outlook.

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00:00Total foreign investment into Taiwan has surpassed 320 billion U.S. dollars for the first time.
00:07The milestone was reached after a strong capital inflow in 2025 of around 37 billion U.S. dollars.
00:13That's the second highest amount on record, according to Taiwan's financial authorities.
00:18The boost in foreign investment has been chalked up to strong performance in Taiwan's tech sector.
00:23The U.S. Federal Reserve's move to lower interest rates last year has also been cited.
00:27With foreign investment in Taiwan reaching a record high,
00:33our reporter Ai Chi spoke with Alan Tseng, Executive Vice President of the Capital Group,
00:38about what's driving the surge.
00:40In your opinion, what's driving the surge in foreign investments into Taiwan?
00:57Taiwan's international investment in Taiwan's international trade and Taiwan's international trade.
01:03So, the investment is in this direction.
01:06The American industry is growing.
01:09It's behind the power of Taiwan,
01:12and the technology industry.
01:15So, the investment,
01:18and the market,
01:19and the market,
01:20and the market,
01:21and the market.
01:22Taiwan,
01:23and the technology industry,
01:24especially in the last few years,
01:25the Tai Chi電,
01:26and the先進製製製製製製製製製.
01:29We see these inflows as short-term hot money or long-term investments, and how sustainable are they?
01:59There are also reports that Taiwan Central Bank has been accumulating record-high foreign reserves.
02:26How does that affect FDI from their investments into Taiwan?
02:56That was Ellen Zheng from the Capital Group.
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