COST OF LIVING/Central bank to adopt flexible approach to 2% inflation target
06/19/2024 07:06 PM
The Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan) has said that going forward the bank will view its alert of 2 percent for consumer price index (CPI) growth in a more flexible manner when adjusting monetary policy.
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