Taiwan dollar hits one-month high against US dollar
NT$31.6 per US$1 level reached on stock gains and foreign inflows
NT$31.6 per US$1 level reached on stock gains and foreign inflows
NT$31.6 per US$1 level reached on stock gains and foreign inflows
NT$31.6 per US$1 level reached on stock gains and foreign inflows
Strong US dollar and market interventions push South Korea lower
Strong US dollar and market interventions push South Korea lower
Foreign inflows and exporter sales lift currency ahead of Lunar New Year break
Foreign inflows and exporter sales lift currency ahead of Lunar New Year break
Central Bank notes exchange rates cannot be determined by single product price
Central Bank notes exchange rates cannot be determined by single product price
Officials say no designs have been released yet
Officials say no designs have been released yet
Strong US dollar demand and capital outflows pressure currency ahead of potential rate cut
Strong US dollar demand and capital outflows pressure currency ahead of potential rate cut
Currency gains and investment income offset year-end capital outflows
Currency gains and investment income offset year-end capital outflows
Gradual depreciation continues after currency peaked in July
Gradual depreciation continues after currency peaked in July
Taiwan dollar undervalued, according to The Economist
Taiwan dollar undervalued, according to The Economist
Central Bank allows modest declines to aid exporters
Central Bank allows modest declines to aid exporters