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GDP, trade, productivity, income, industrial structure and national-accounts graphics that explain Taiwan’s macro engine.
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Taiwan’s 5 largest methanol suppliersSaudi Arabia supplied US$165.6M, or 42.2%, of Taiwan’s 2024 methanol imports.
Taiwan’s 5 largest paraxylene suppliersKorea and Japan supplied about 92% of Taiwan’s 2024 paraxylene import value.
Taiwan petroleum-product exports by typeDiesel/gasoil was 54% and gasoline/blending 30% of 2025 petroleum-product exports.
National saving reached 40.71% of GNI while domestic investment was 26.47% of GDP.
Goods exports were 59.7% of GDP, compared with private consumption at 47.1%.
Export prices fell 1.0%, import prices fell 2.9%, and CPI rose 2.1% in Dec. 2024.
Industrial labour productivity rose 10.16%, while real earnings rose 2.16%.
Real exports grew 8.9% in 2024, compared with 4.6% real GDP growth.
GDP per worker and exports per worker use one disclosed labour-denominator proxy.
A current-dollar electricity-productivity proxy versus Japan and Korea.
CBC flow-of-funds data put household financial assets at NT$153.31tn at end-2024.
Insurance Bureau data show foreign investments at 67.94% of life insurers’ invested assets.
FSC year-end releases show domestic-bank NPL ratios staying around 0.14%–0.17%.