「flat」的搜尋結果
11/15（日）
French protests to focus on children and police bill
France was yesterday to face more rallies, with demonstrators venting frustrations ranging from inflation to opposition to a new police bill at the latest protests.The country has been gripped by high-school blockades and cost-of-living demonstrations for more than a month, ahead of presidential ele
Taipei Times11/13（五）
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自由時報偏綠2026/11/13 05:30 中英對照讀新聞》Why even some Trump supporters are…
Americans voted President Donald Trump into office last year in part because he promised to fix an inflation-battered U.S. economy. But higher gas and
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中英對照讀新聞》Why even some Trump supporters are souring on his h…
Americans voted President Donald Trump into office last year in part because he promised to fix an inflation-battered U.S. economy. But higher gas and energy prices caused by Trump’s war in Iran appear to be eroding their optimism.
11/11（三）
Inventec expecting a stronger 2027, despite component short…
Contract electronics manufacturer Inventec Corp (英業達) yesterday said server shipments and revenue this quarter are expected to grow year-on-year, but remain flat quarter-on-quarter, as client demand remains strong. The company holds a positive outlook for its server business next year, with graphics
11/6（五）
Consumer price index rises amid fuel cost surge
Inflationary pressure in Taiwan remained elevated last month, with the consumer price index (CPI) rising 2.33 percent year-on-year, its sixth consecutive month above the central bank’s 2 percent alert, albeit slowing from 2.74 percent in September, the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and S
11/4（三）
Tehran residents seek refuge from gloom at cafes
Iranians are flocking to stylish cafes in the capital, as they look for respite from soaring inflation and the specter of renewed war with the US.“Cafes offer a chance to unwind, to escape the stress of exorbitant prices, war and anxiety-inducing news,” said Mitra Alipour, celebrating her birthday a
11/3（二）
Public confidence in Taiwan financial services rises to 64.…
About 64.1 percent of respondents expressed confidence in using financial products and services, while university students increasingly viewed investing as a way to save money or hedge against inflation, a survey released yesterday by the Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance (TABF) showed.The bienn
10/31（六）
Central bank members show concern about inflation
Central bank board members expressed concern about rising inflation, but differed on whether to raise interest rates, with two directors favoring a hike — including one who called for monetary policy normalization — while the majority supported holding rates steady, minutes of the bank’s meeting las
10/29（四）
Taiwan inflation could rise if energy subsidies end: Centra…
Taiwan’s inflation remains under control, but consumer prices could face renewed pressure if government subsidies for state-run Taiwan Power Co (Taipower, 台電) and CPC Corp, Taiwan (CPC, 台灣中油) are withdrawn while global oil prices continue to rise, Central bank Governor Yang Chin-long (楊金龍) said yest
10/27（二）
The great pumpkin
A woman poses with a baby next to an inflatable of Snoopy in a jack-o’-lantern at the opening of the Taoyuan Halloween display yesterday. The event, which is “Peanuts”-themed, runs through Sunday, and features seven exclusive city-themed designs and nine art installations, the city government said.
10/26（一）
Fuel prices unchanged for sixth week despite oil rise
Despite a rise in international crude oil prices last week, state-owned oil supplier CPC Corp, Taiwan (台灣中油) announced on Saturday that it would keep its domestic gasoline and diesel prices steady this week to tame inflationary pressure.Formosa Petrochemical Corp’s (台塑石化) Web site yesterday showed n
10/24（六）
Clawing back the cost of living
With one eye on her baby in a pushchair, Minae Kamata operates an arcade machine in a Tokyo suburb, manipulating a claw to grab not a stuffed toy but a pack of toilet paper.As inflation weighs on Japanese households, huge arcades on the outskirts of major cities are installing claw machines filled w
10/21（三）
Why you aren’t seeing results in the gym
We’ve all done it. Launched ourselves head first into a new regime — perhaps as the result of a new year resolution, recent breakup or aggressively unflattering photo. “You go all in and train five days a week,” says Elizabeth Davies, personal trainer and author of Training for Your Old Lady Body. “
10/20（二）
EDITORIAL: The art of economic policy
Why do central bank interest-rate hikes sometimes fail to curb inflation? Why might households begin cutting back on spending even before a recession begins? These questions fit into the central theme of the research of this year’s winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics, Americans Robert E. Hall an
10/19（一）
CPC, Formosa keep fuel prices flat for fifth week
CPC Corp, Taiwan (台灣中油) said on Saturday that it would keep domestic gasoline and diesel prices unchanged this week to ease inflationary pressure, even as international crude prices remained high amid military tensions in the Middle East.Formosa Petrochemical Corp (台塑石化) also maintained its fuel pri
10/17（六）
Warsh optimistic about US resilience
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh voiced optimism yesterday about US economic strength and surprise about how well global economies have been “hanging in there” amid continued energy shocks and tighter monetary policy to fight inflation.He said the US and many other economies were benefiting from
10/16（五）
Real wage growth in Taiwan hits an 11-year high
Real wage growth in Taiwan reached an 11-year high in the first eight months of this year as robust exports supported earnings gains and inflation remained relatively moderate, helping improve purchasing power despite wide differences across industries, the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting
TAIEX slumps 3.41 percent to four-week low
Stocks in Taiwan slumped to a four-week low yesterday as hotter-than-expected US inflation rekindled concerns over interest rates and a global sell-off in technology shares intensified.The benchmark TAIEX fell 1,655.96 points, or 3.41 percent, to close at 46,969.87, on turnover of NT$1.319 trillion
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《TAIPEI TIMES》Real wage growth in Taiwan hits an 11-year hi…
By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporterReal wage growth in Taiwan reached an 11-year high in the first eight months of this year as robust exports supported earnings gains and inflation remained relatively moderate, helping improve purchasing power despite wide differences across industries, the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics （DGBAS） said yesterday.
