Taiwan’s Economy Shrinks by Most Since Global Financial Crisis
- GDP fell 0.86% y/y in the fourth quarter, official data show
- Drag on economy was ‘clearly from exports,’ UOB economist says
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Taiwan’s economy unexpectedly shrank last quarter, recording its worst contraction since the global financial crisis as waning global demand brought to an end a pandemic-fueled trade boom.