Taiwan’s June Export Orders Surge to Record $95.26 Billion, Beating Forecasts on AI Demand

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Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs reported that June export orders surged 59.4% year-on-year to a record $95.26 billion, surpassing the forecasted 47.3% growth rate as robust global demand for artificial intelligence hardware accelerated.

The expansion was led by electronics goods orders, which jumped 79.9% to $40.5 billion, while IT and communications products rose 81.9% to $34.15 billion. Trade with the United States led all nations with an 83.6% increase to $38.66 billion, pushing the first-half 2026 total to a record $504.1 billion.

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@dnystedt

Taiwan’s June export orders rose 59.4% year-on-year to US$95.26 billion, a record high and topping expectations for 47.3% growth, media report: -Orders for electronics goods +79.9% to $40.5B -IT/communications +81.9% to $34.15B -The US led

@focus_taiwan

Taiwan's export orders surged 59.4 percent from a year earlier to a record monthly high of US$95.26 billion in June, driven by robust global demand for artificial intelligence, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said Tuesday.

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