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Taiwan’s April export orders rose nearly 50% year on year to about US$87.5 billion, driven by strong AI-related demand for ICT and tech products, especially from the US. Traditional sectors also grew, supported by expanded semiconductor capacity, with the government expecting continued momentum from global AI demand.

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00:00Taiwan's export orders in April were up nearly 50 percent from a year ago.
00:04According to new government figures, orders totaled around $87.5 billion, largely driven
00:10by ICT and tech products amid strong AI-related demand, mainly from the U.S.
00:15Traditional sectors also saw growth, helped by the expansion of semiconductor capacity.
00:20The government expects continued export momentum as global demand for AI products keeps growing.
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