Taiwan’s currency surged to its strongest level in three years on Thursday, buoyed by robust foreign inflows into its stock market and widespread weakness in the US dollar. The Taiwan dollar appreciated as much as 0.7% to 29.15 per US dollar, outperforming most Asian currencies in the session.According to Bloomberg,…
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