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Taiwan export order growth likely declined in February

Taiwan is scheduled to release February export order data on 20 March. Standard Chartered notes its expectations as follows.... We expect overseas orders to have dropped by 3.0% y/y versus 8.1% y/y growth in January, owi…

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Taiwan is scheduled to release February export order data on 20 March. 

Standard Chartered notes its expectations as follows....

  • We expect overseas orders to have dropped by 3.0% y/y versus 8.1% y/y growth in January, owing mainly to a high base and slow sales following the Lunar New Year holiday. 

  • However, Taiwan's launch of the latest wearable technology likely continued to support overseas tech orders. 

  • We expect export orders for chemicals and chemical materials to have contracted further, affected by soft global oil prices. 

  • However, export orders likely recorded a gain in January-February, which we believe will boost producers' confidence, and capex and hiring in the local manufacturing sector.

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