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Macroeconomic Forecast Taiwan

November 2009 | Macroeconomic Forecasts

Taiwan's real GDP came in 1.29% down y-o-y in Q309, the smallest decline in 12 months. Real GDP was up 2.00% q-o-q, representing the second quarter of economic growth since the global economy tanked in Q408. We see this recovery consolidating into 2010, for which we currently forecast real GDP growth of 3.5%.

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