A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Taiwan’s deputy finance minister said the economy’s fundamentals remain strong and stable, offering a reassuring official assessment of conditions as markets weigh external risks. The comment, relayed via First Squawk, did not include new figures on growth, trade or fiscal metrics, leaving the headline qualitative rather than data-driven. It matters as a signal of policy confidence from Taipei amid persistent geopolitical and trade tensions that investors monitor closely. Traders will watch upcoming export orders, GDP revisions and budget updates for confirmation that the stated stability is reflected in hard data.