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Taiwan's export orders for May jumped more than 47% year-on-year to nearly US$90 billion, driven by strong AI-related demand for tech hardware. Machinery orders also rose sharply as semiconductor firms expanded capacity, though display panels, plastics and rubber products saw declines on weaker demand.
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00:00Taiwan's export orders for May surged more than 47 percent from a year earlier, hitting
00:05nearly 90 billion U.S. dollars.
00:07The gains were led by tech hardware industries riding on strong A.I. demand.
00:11In traditional industries, machinery orders jumped over 22 percent as semiconductor firms
00:17rushed to expand capacity.
00:18However, exports of display panels, plastics and rubber products all fell on weakening
00:24demand.
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