Taiwan exports hit $87.2B in a month

Taiwan’s exports hit a new record high in September, reaching $87.2 billion, marking a 60.9% year-over-year increase, fueled by global demand for AI components. This has strengthened the island’s position as a major hub for advanced semiconductor manufacturing, with over 90% of high-end chips used in AI technologies being produced there. The strong export performance also contributed to a 12.9% growth in GDP during the second quarter and a 70% rise in the stock market since the beginning of the year. The government expects continued growth despite geopolitical challenges. Data showed that the United States and ASEAN countries accounted for approximately 70% of the export increase, with shipments to America soaring significantly to $27.5 billion.

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