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Taiwan’s inflation slowed to 1.31% in December 2025, the lowest in five years, driven by falling vegetable and fuel prices.
Taiwan’s inflation slowed to 1.31% year-on-year in December 2025, the eighth straight month below the central bank’s 2% target, with the annual rate at 1.66%—the lowest in five years—driven by falling vegetable and fuel prices.
Core CPI rose 1.83%, fueled by higher service costs, while essential goods like eggs, pork, and rice saw prices rise 2.57% annually.
The producer price index dropped 2.57% year-on-year, reflecting weak global demand.
Despite low inflation, household costs remain high, and the government expects CPI to fall below 1% in January 2026 due to a shifting Lunar New Year.
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La inflación de Taiwán se desaceleró a 1.31% en diciembre de 2025, el nivel más bajo en cinco años, impulsada por la caída de los precios de los vegetales y los combustibles.