Growth in Taiwan to remain solid if unspectacular

Taiwan’s economy picked up slightly last quarter, on the back of stronger exports, investment and public spending. Over the next year or so, we expect Taiwan’s economy to continue to record decent growth, which could open the way for interest rate hikes sometime next year. 

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