Press Releases
- 1701Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in January 2006
- 1702Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of February 2006
- 1703Financial Conditions (January 2006)
- 1704This morning, one of the local newspapers reported that Taiwan experienced a capital outflow in the trillion dollar range in 2005. This clarification has been issued to help the general public gain a better understanding of Taiwan’s overall balance of payments and international investment position at the end of last year.
- 1705BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
- 1706Important Measures in January 2006
- 1707Overview of offshore banking units (December 2005)
- 1708Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in December 2005
- 1709Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of January 2006
- 1710During the Lunar New Year holiday, many of the Central Bank staff members have worked in the office to closely watch the development of global financial markets and to make foreign exchange transactions. However, the Central Bank has never announced any monetary or foreign exchange policy. Thank you for your understanding. Happy New Year！
- 1711Financial Conditions (December 2005)
- 1712Important Measures in December 2005
- 1713The Commemorative Coin Set for the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Dog
- 1714Overview of offshore banking units (November 2005)
- 1715It is neither sensible nor practical to form an opinion about actions that may or may not have been taken by the central bank in the foreign exchange market on any given day on the basis of market turnover.
- 1716One of the local newspapers reports today that Mr. Fai-nan Perng, Governor of the Central Bank of China, said, fluctuations in the NT dollar exchange rate track movements in international currency markets. Contrary to this report, Mr. Perng made no such comment to the reporter of the newspaper in question yesterday.
- 1717Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of December 2005
- 1718Trading Activity in the Taipei Foreign Exchange Market in November 2005
- 1719Financial Conditions (November 2005)
- 1720Monetary Policy Decisions of the Board Meeting