DGBAS put Taiwan’s 2024 CPI inflation at 2.18%, below the U.S. and close to Korea.
This peer comparison shows Taiwan’s inflation position after the global post-pandemic price surge. Taiwan’s 2024 CPI rate was below the U.S. and Japan and very close to Korea. The result is a compact way to place Taiwan’s price environment in a regional and advanced-economy frame.
Source 1: GDP: Preliminary Estimate for 2024Q3, Outlook for 2024-25
Publisher: Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics
Dataset/table: Changes in prices outlook
Units: Percent
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: source-labelled
Note: DGBAS reports Taiwan’s 2024 CPI inflation outlook at 2.18% in the cited release.
Source 2: Inflation rate, average consumer prices
Publisher: International Monetary Fund
Dataset/table: World Economic Outlook average CPI inflation
Units: Annual percent change
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: source-labelled
Note: IMF DataMapper provides 2024 average consumer-price inflation values for Japan, Korea and the United States.
This direct comparison mixes Taiwan’s official DGBAS release with IMF peer-country values. Treat as source-labelled rather than a single-dataset verified chart.
DGBAS reports Taiwan’s 2024 CPI inflation outlook at 2.18% in the cited release.
IMF DataMapper provides 2024 average consumer-price inflation values for Japan, Korea and the United States.
Taiwan’s 2024 CPI rate uses DGBAS. Peer rates use IMF WEO average consumer-price inflation for Japan, Korea and the United States. Values are annual percent changes; peer values are rounded.
Taiwan carbon productivity versus peers, 2024
GDP per tonne of CO₂ sits near Japan, below Germany and above Korea.
Taiwan’s 5 largest paraxylene suppliers
Korea and Japan supplied about 92% of Taiwan’s 2024 paraxylene import value.
Taiwan’s Largest Ethylene and Propylene Suppliers, 2024
Korea, China and Japan dominated Taiwan’s ethylene and propylene import bill.