COST OF LIVING / Central Bank has no plans to cut interest rates: bank governor
07/10/2024 09:34 PM
Taiwan's central bank governor said Wednesday the bank has no plans to lower interest rates and noted that interest rate policy should not be solely contingent on the real estate market.
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