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Taiwan financial market regulation and transparency

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Latest: Taiwan launches stock market dashboard to increase transparency

Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has introduced new measures to regulate and increase transparency within the domestic stock market. In August 2026, the FSC approved the use of sub-brokerage services for

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Taiwan financial regulatory development goals

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Latest: South Korean FSS Governor outlines capital market reforms in London

FSC Chairman Peng Jin-long has outlined a strategic vision for Taiwan’s financial sector centered on ‘three wishes of peace, safety, and reassurance.’ The plan focuses on ensuring public safety, promoting market developm

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Taiwan virtual asset regulatory development

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Latest: Taiwan advances virtual asset regulation and stablecoin settlement

Taiwan is establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the virtual asset industry following the passage of the Virtual Asset Service Act. This legislation transitions oversight from basic anti-money laundering m

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Taiwan financial sector profit growth

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Latest: Taiwan financial sectors hit record NT$1.18 trillion profit in first seven months

Taiwanese financial holding companies and sectors reported significant profit growth during the first seven months of 2026. Early reports highlighted record cumulative profits for KGI Financial and Mega Financial, driven

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US labor market trends: June and July 2026

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Latest: US job openings rise to 7.27 million in July

Following the June 2026 JOLTS data, which showed job openings falling to 7.359 million and a shift toward a “slow-hire, slow-fire” mode, July data indicates a slight uptick in vacancies. U.S. job openings rose to 7.27 mi

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