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Taiwan Export Orders Fall 4.6%, Less Than Forecast

Por: RTTNews Business November 20, 2023

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Taiwan's export orders continued to decline in October, though at a slower-than-expected rate, according to data released by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on Monday.Export orders dropped 4.6 percent year-over-year in October, much slower than the 15.6 percent slump in September. The expected drop was 4.93 percent. Orders for transport equipment fell the most, by 31.1 percent, followed by textile products with a 16.4 percent slump.... + full article



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