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Taiwan’s export orders hit a record high of nearly US$57 billion in June, up about 25% from a year earlier, driven by strong demand for AI-related technology and early purchases from U.S. buyers ahead of potential tariffs. Officials warn growth may slow in the coming months as new U.S. tariffs, including a proposed 32% levy, remain under negotiation.

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00:00Export orders shot to record highs in June, driven by booming demand for AI.
00:06Taiwan recorded nearly US$57 billion in export orders in June, up about 25 percent year-on-year,
00:13marking the fifth straight month of growth.
00:16Demand for wafer foundry services, servers and semiconductor equipment powered the increase,
00:21alongside U.S. buyers pulling in orders ahead of pending tariffs.
00:25But growth could slow in the coming months as U.S. tariffs take effect.
00:28A proposed 32 percent levy is still under negotiation.

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