Taiwan's Consumer Confidence Index dipped 1.29 points in May to 91.65, according to the National Central University, which compiled it. Among its six sub-indexes, domestic consumer prices rose the most, while the stock market index showed the sharpest decline. CNA graphic May 27, 2015
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