Taiwanese Banks' Lending to New Southbound Countries Surges by NT$230.1 Billion in First 4 Months, Reaching 287% of Target
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According to the Financial Supervisory Commission, Taiwanese banks' lending to New Southbound countries reached NT$2.2295 trillion by the end of April, with a 287% achievement rate of the annual target.
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- Q: Why is lending to New Southbound countries surging?
- A: Due to relatively active economies in those regions and increased credit demand from enterprises.