Taiwan’s surprisingly strong year to continue in 2020


Higher exports: A file picture showing a container ship passing by at Keelung port, Taiwan. Almost US$4.2bil of additional exports from Taiwan went to the US in the first half of 2019 because of tariffs against Chinese goods. — Reuters

TAIPEI: Taiwan stocks are on a tear, the local dollar is near the strongest since mid-2018 and government bonds keep fetching record-low yields at auction.

A surprisingly strong year for Taiwan is showing no signs of slowing.

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