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EBay payment company PayPal now supports 24 currencies on their system after adding Malaysian ringgit, Thai baht, Philippine peso, Taiwan new dollar and Brazilian real to its suite. The availability of these new currencies will allow Australian exporters to sell their goods online to more customers in the Asia-Pacific region in their own money. “The [...]
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China and Taiwan have both indicated they are ready to begin negotiations on a trade treaty that may see a similar relationship to the one China holds with the special administrative region of Hong Kong. In February, Taiwan President Ma Ying-Jeou proposed an Economic Co-operation Framework Agreement, which covered tax reductions, market access, investment and [...]
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Data from major exporting economies South Korea, Taiwan and Brazil has shown that global trade grew in September, with figures up on the month before. The news has given the global economy hope that it can trade its way into recovery. While the figures are well below 2008 levels for the corresponding period, they represent [...]
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Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Anthony Byrne yesterday welcomed the progress of the Australia-Taiwan relationship via the ICT sector’s Australian Taiwan Strategic Framework Agreement (ATSFA). “Taiwan is a world leader in the sale of ICT products, earning an average of US$90 billion a year in sales revenue, and makes 29 primarily ICT products which are ranked [...]
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According to Felix Resources coal export markets in Japan, Korea and Taiwan are almost back to full capacity, suggesting the health among the region’s biggest coal buyers is improving.
...read moreMore than 30 people have died and many other were reported missing as East Asia dealt with the worst typhoons in 50 years over Sunday and Monday. China, Japan, and Taiwan were the main countries affected: millions evacuated storm-hit provinces in China, while Typhoon Etau causes floods and landslides in Japan, disrupting transport networks. Typhoon [...]
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Figures released by the USA show that its imports fell 1.5 percent in April, marking an overall plunge of 38 percent in monthly imports compared with its peak in July last year. While the speed of decline has eased, the trade results – also taking into account a 3.1 percent decline in their exports from [...]
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