Taiwan Export Orders Soar 65.9% to Record on AI Boom

Strong global demand for AI and advanced technology products fueled the sharp expansion.

Total export orders jumped 65.9% year-on-year, hitting a record $91.12 billion.

The Ministry of Economic Affairs reported the data, highlighting sustained momentum across key sectors.

Analysts expected a 41.0% increase, making the actual figure a significant upside surprise.

March marked the 14th consecutive monthly gain, underscoring consistent export strength.

Technology firms led growth, benefiting from rising investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The surge reinforces Taiwan’s position as a critical hub in the global semiconductor and AI supply chain.

Outlook remains positive as demand for high-performance computing and AI-driven solutions continues accelerating.

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