Taiwan’s central bank has warned “a few foreign investors” against violating its capital controls as it seeks to contain volatility in its rapidly appreciating currency.

Taiwanese insurers are locked into holding U.S. dollar bonds that trade below par, putting pressure on Taiwan’s central bank ...

The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday announced a crackdown on North Korea using citizens to pose as tech workers to earn ...

On the other, a cohort of fast-money global investors who are worried about rising government debt loads around the world and wield the power to send borrowing costs surging if their confidence is ...

American auto manufacturers are preparing to shut down production lines. Defense manufacturers may not be far behind. The tit ...

Gold, the old man in the room, took a rare step back. A nearly 1% drop as the dollar firmed on BRICS tariff talk. Still, it’s up over 25% on the year—comfortably parked as the long-duration insurance ...

Another flare-up in the Taiwan dollar’s strength is unwelcome news for the island’s exporters and life insurers. The New Taiwan dollar hit a three-year high against the greenback on Friday ...

Taiwan’s life insurers’ foreign exchange losses more than doubled to a combined NT$263.8 billion ($9.1 billion) from January through May, as the US dollar’s recent slide drove down the value ...

Taiwan’s life insurers were caught flat-footed when the local dollar surged in May, with the latest data suggesting that elevated hedging costs have hampered efforts to mitigate currency risks.

The rise of the New Taiwan dollar is part of a broader trend among Asian currencies, driven by factors such as the weakening US dollar and shifts in global investment strategies. However, the NT ...

Goldman Sachs, as cited by Bloomberg, has estimated that for every 10 per cent of Taiwan dollar appreciation, the country’s insurers would incur an unrealised currency loss of US$18 billion. The ...