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AI Boom Drives Taiwan GDP Forecast to 39-Year High

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Taiwan’s economy is on track for its fastest growth in 39 years, with GDP expected to expand 11.05 percent in 2026. The government statistics office raised its previous forecast by 1.41 percentage points, citing strong global demand for AI.

AI-Driven Economic Boom

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Taiwan's GDP is expected to grow 11.05 percent this year, its fastest pace in 39 years, driven by strong global demand for AI.

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Taiwan's government statistics office raised its previous forecast by 1.41 percentage points. It now expects exports of goods and services to grow about 21 percent this year. Private investment is also set to rise, as Taiwanese exporters ramp up capital spending amid the AI boom.

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Taiwan GDP Poised for Record Growth

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Taiwan's GDP for 2026 is expected to reach a 39-year high of 11.05 percent, due to the AI boom.

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Taiwan's government statistics office revised its previous forecast up 1.41 percentage points. The office said that global demand for AI could boost Taiwan's exports of goods and services up to 21.28 percent for the year. Private investment is also expected to grow 11.58% as Taiwanese exporters increase capital spending in AI.