Taiwan
Taipei, Taiwan – October 1, 2025 – In a move poised to reshape global technology markets and geopolitical strategies, Taiwan today firmly rejected a United States proposal for a "50-50 split" in semiconductor production. This decisive stance, articulated by Taiwanese Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun, unequivocally states that the proposal was
TSMC
In the intricate tapestry of global finance and technology, one company stands as an indispensable, yet often understated, linchpin: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). This Taiwanese powerhouse, the world's largest independent semiconductor foundry, manufactures over half of all semiconductors globally and an astounding 90% of the world'
Geopolitics
Taipei's unequivocal rejection of a United States proposal to split semiconductor production evenly, with half of the chips consumed by the US manufactured on American soil, marks a critical juncture in the increasingly fraught global chip landscape. This firm denial, announced by Taiwan's Vice Premier Cheng
Global Markets
Global stock markets, from the bustling trading floors of Riyadh to the tech-driven exchanges of Tokyo, Taipei, and Seoul, are navigating a complex tapestry of economic shifts. Recent weeks have seen a diverse range of reactions, with some indices hitting unprecedented highs while others grapple with profit-taking and renewed volatility.
Global Markets
Global financial markets are currently experiencing a complex interplay of economic forces, marked by significant central bank actions, varied equity performances across Asia, and fluctuating bond yields in the United States. Today's snapshot reveals a landscape where cautious optimism, fueled by easing trade tensions and anticipated monetary easing,