COST OF LIVING / Central bank expected to leave rates unchanged: Economists
06/10/2024 05:45 PM
The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) is expected to leave its key interest rates unchanged but to increase restrictions on the property market to reign in market manipulation in its policymaking meeting next week, economists said.
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