Chinese yuan deposits held by banks operating in Taiwan kept rising to hit a high in 19 months at the end of October amid reinforced market confidence in the future movement of the Chinese currency, according to the local central bank.
(Full text of the story is now in CNA English news archive. To view the full story, you will need to be a subscribed member of the CNA archive. To subscribe, please read here.)
Latest
-
Business
Central bank ups GDP growth forecast, eases selective credit controls
03/19/2026 08:32 PM -
Politics
Taiwan rated second freest country in Asia by Freedom House
03/19/2026 07:12 PM -
Cross-Strait
CGA expels Chinese vessel from restricted Dongsha waters
03/19/2026 06:32 PM -
Society
Commemorative tickets to mark Yuli-Guanshan centenary
03/19/2026 06:11 PM -
Society
U.N.-backed report names Taiwan happiest place in East Asia
03/19/2026 05:51 PM