Press Releases
- 1681Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in April 2006
- 1682Financial Conditions (April 2006)
- 1683BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- 1684Important Measures in April 2006
- 1685Overview of offshore banking units (March 2006)
- 1686Statement by the Governor for the Republic of China at the 39th Annual Meeting of the Asian Development Bank
- 1687Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of April 2006
- 1688Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in March 2006
- 1689Financial Conditions (March 2006)
- 1690Governor Fai-nan Perng declared yesterday during the brief visit of four legislators from the Legislative Yuan that the Bank’s business is strictly confidential. Legislator Ming-Tsai Lo consented. The Bank clarifies today that data on central bank operations reported by some local media were inaccurate.
- 1691Important Measures in March 2006
- 1692Overview of offshore banking units (February 2006)
- 1693Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of March 2006
- 1694Today, the headline of one of the local newspapers reads, “Taiwan’s central bank hints rate hikes near the end.” The article goes on to say, “central bank governor Fai-nan Perng stressed that real interest rates were very close to the targeted neutral rates.” The author also pointed out that Mr. Fai-nan Perng apparently discarded the phrase “monetary policy should gradually return to a neutral stance”in the announcement following yesterday’s board meeting.
- 1695Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in February 2006
- 1696Monetary Policy Decisions of the Board Meeting
- 1697Financial Conditions (February 2006)
- 1698Important Measures in February 2006
- 1699One of the global financial media service providers published a piece on Taiwan’s foreign exchange reserves yesterday. In this article, an economist affiliated to a foreign bank, in an attempt to decipher a statement made by Taiwan’s central bank governor in the parliament on Monday, said, “Taiwan is happy to see the currency gradually appreciate, as long as it’s in line with the rest of Asian currencies over the course of the next year or two. It’s a question of relative competitiveness.”
- 1700Overview of offshore banking units (January 2006)