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Taiwan Reports Record US$82B Monthly Exports in August

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Taiwan's exports reached a single-month record of US$82 billion in August, marking the 34th consecutive month of growth and matching the country's longest-ever streak. Economy ministry officials attributed the surge to strong AI demand and higher electronics prices. Imports also rose to US$60 billion, the third-highest monthly total on record, with officials expecting similar export growth in September.

Taiwan Sets New Export Record

REPORTER:  
Taiwan has reported a new monthly record for exports, with 82 billion US dollars in August.

It was the 34th consecutive month of growth, matching the longest ever streak. Officials said the growth was due to massive demand for AI and higher prices for electronics. Imports also rose to 60 billion US dollars, the third highest monthly total ever. Officials are expecting similar export growth for September.

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Taiwan Exports Surge

REPORTER:  
Taiwan’s exports surged to a record high in August, gaining for the 34th consecutive month.

Finance Ministry data show exports topped 82 billion U.S. dollars in August, up 41 percent from a year earlier. Officials cited strong AI-related demand, inventory restocking and higher electronics prices. Imports also rose to support export demand, though Taiwan still posted a record monthly trade surplus. Officials expect export growth to remain near current levels in September.