This statistic captures the macro size of Taiwan’s AI-linked export surge. An 8.68% real GDP increase is paired with 38.81% growth in real exports of goods and services, showing that external demand was the main visible engine in the official release. The 2026 value is a forecast, not final output.
Source 1: National accounts preliminary estimate and outlook
Publisher: DGBAS, Executive Yuan
Dataset/table: National accounts preliminary estimate and outlook
Units: Real growth rates, percent
Date checked: 2026-05-07
Status: verified
Note: Reports 2025 real GDP growth of 8.68%, Q4 growth of 12.65% and real export growth of 38.81%.
The 2025 estimate is preliminary. The 2026 GDP and CPI figures are outlook values from DGBAS and should not be read as final results.
Reports 2025 real GDP growth of 8.68%, Q4 growth of 12.65% and real export growth of 38.81%.
Use DGBAS preliminary 2025 real GDP growth and 2026 outlook from the same release. Growth rates are year-on-year real terms unless labelled as forecast.
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