March 15, 2025

Taiwan

Investment

Paraguay is Ready for U.S. Investment

Image Source: Richard Bord/Getty Images. The U.S. has renewed efforts to shore up its relationships in the Americas due to Washington’s need to secure supply chains and reduce outside influence in the Western Hemisphere. While this proves an uphill battle in many countries, Paraguay stands out as a longstanding, reliable partner in the region. Moreover,

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Finance

8th Annual Cathay Sustainable Finance and Climate Change Summit Sets New Records and Strategies for Net Zero Transition

Global and Domestic Experts Unveil Solutions: Harnessing Energy and Capital for a Sustainable Future TAIPEI, July 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Cathay Financial Holdings (Cathay FHC) has been hosting the “Cathay Sustainable Finance and Climate Change Summit” for eight consecutive years. This year’s (2024) theme, “Net Zero Transition Competitiveness,” focuses on the development of global climate finance,

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Investors

Computer chip stocks plunge as Biden trade controls, Trump’s Taiwan remarks rattle investors

Major computer chip manufacturers like Nvidia and TSMC continued to slump Thursday as warnings from both President Biden and Republican nominee Donald Trump fueled renewed geopolitical concerns among investors. The selloff occurred after the Biden administration threatened severe restrictions on exports by foreign chipmakers to China, while former President Donald Trump rattled the market by

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Finance

Africa keen for more Chinese development finance, despite economically bumpy road towards FOCAC summit

On April 23-24, 42 diplomats from 29 embassies, including 20 African ambassadors in China, met at a retreat in Beijing to work on setting the FOCAC agenda. The retreat was jointly organised by Beijing-based consultancy Development Reimagined and the African Union representative office in China. Attendees went over commitments that were made at the last

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Funds

Global market rallies boost labor funds’ year-to-date gains

Taipei, May 1 (CNA) A surge in global financial markets in March boosted the gains of labor funds managed by Taiwan’s Bureau of Labor Funds by NT$242.21 billion (US$7.44 billion) during the month, the bureau said Wednesday. In a statement, the bureau said the funds’ accumulated gains, which reflect increases (or decreases) in the value

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