COST OF LIVING/Bank of Taiwan to raise deposit rates after surprise central bank hike
03/23/2024 01:56 PM
Bank of Taiwan, the largest lender in the country, will raise the benchmark one-year time savings deposit rate to a 15-year-high 1.715 percent from Monday following a surprise central bank rate hike.
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