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Will China get a tariff reprieve from Joe Biden?

By Matthew Fulco / 2022.08 The Taiwan Banker NO.152

It depends largely on Biden’s domestic political considerations The tariffs that former U.S. President Donald Trump imposed on China have been.. more

Narrowing
Narrowing the Chasm Between Study and Practice

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2022.08 The Taiwan Banker NO.152

After 10 years of discussions and preparations, the first batch of high school students on the 2019 curriculum has finally completed their college ent.. more

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Shinzo Abe had a metamorphic effect on Japan-Taiwan relations

By Matthew Fulco / 2022.08 The Taiwan Banker NO.152

The late Japanese prime minister transformed bilateral ties for the better, helping the two nations gradually loosen the constraints of Japan’s .. more

Outflows
Outflows from China's bond market driven by the FED, Ukraine and COVID

By Alicia Garcia Herrero / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

Since the pandemic, China has experienced a rapid increase in the trade surplus and foreign investment, bringing its net forex receipts to a record hi.. more

The
The Line Between Finance and Value is Blurring

By Shi Zong-ben / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

Bitcoin has dropped by 32% from the beginning of 2022 to June 17, to US$ 20,555. If calculated from the highest price in the first half of the year of.. more

Taiwan's
Taiwan's Prudence Supports its Economic and Financial Transformation

By Edward Hsieh / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

Since early 2020, the pandemic has had a profound impact on global economic and financial markets. Many countries responded with expansionary fiscal o.. more

The
The Risk of a US Hard Landing is Increasing

By Liang Kuo-yuan / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

In early 2022, the resurgence of the Omicron variant escalated pressure on an already chaotic supply chain situation and worsened production shortages.. more

Biden
Biden Administration Hesitates to Fully Refute Protectionism

By David Stinson / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

Empty stores shelves and spiking prices have become a fact of life in the US since the pandemic. One such case that emerged around May was baby formul.. more

Public
Public Banks Should Undertake Responsibility for Financial Policy

By Hank Huang (黃崇哲) / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

Taiwan’s public sector is quite broad. Just like in several other countries, financial institutions established by receiving assets from the Jap.. more

Zero
Zero Covid may herald the twilight of China's 'reform and opening up' era

By Matthew Fulco / 2022.07 The Taiwan Banker NO.151

The politicized quest to stamp out the coronavirus is damaging the Chinese economy and forcing foreign businesses to rethink their dependency on China.. more