Taiwan’s export orders fell by 24.9 per cent from a year ago in June, but Taipei expects improvements in the second half of the year due to the growing demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) supply chain.
Taiwan’s export orders slump for 10th straight month in June, Taipei pins hopes on AI demand
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