Press Releases
- 1321In a speech delivered on November 19, an official of the US Federal Reserve Board used a chart to compare the percent change in real effective exchange rate index (REER) and the change in international reserves as a percent of GDP for a number of emerging market economies. The estimates relating to Taiwan as shown in Figure 8 that accompanied the speech are misleading. This press statement has been issued to provide greater clarity.
- 1322BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- 1323On recent changes in Taipei inter-bank FX market volatility
- 1324Approved foreign exchange business in October 2010
- 1325THE ISSUANCE OF THE TAIWAN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CULTURAL SERIES COIN SET─SAKIZAYA
- 1326Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of October 2010
- 1327THE ISSUANCE OF A NEW NT$10 COIN
- 1328Overview of offshore banking units (September 2010)
- 1329English Edition of The Payment and Settlement Systems in the Republic of China (Taiwan)
- 1330Financial Conditions (September 2010)
- 1331Taipei Foreign Exchange Market September 2010
- 1332Approved foreign exchange business in September 2010
- 1333One of the local daily newspapers published an article today with the heading “Central Bank’s New Rule Targets NDF.”“In addition to asking local banks not to place orders for currency trades just before the market closes, the central bank has extended the rule to block orders at 11:00 a.m. in a move that visibly targets offshore NDF trading,” the article reported. The content of this news report is groundless and this press statement has been issued to set the record straight.
- 1334Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of September 2010
- 1335Overview of offshore banking units (August 2010)
- 1336Monetary Policy Decisions of the Board Meeting
- 1337Financial Conditions (August 2010)
- 1338Taipei Foreign Exchange Market August 2010
- 1339Approved foreign exchange business in August 2010
- 1340On the eve of the IMF/World Bank Annual Meeting this year, The Banker invited Governor Perng to write an article on the management of international capital flows. This article is published in the September issue of The Banker (pp. 116-117).