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Imports to Taiwan increased 14.6% year-on-year to USD 39.22 billion in October, slowing from a 25.1% increase in the previous month. The increase was driven by higher purchases of electronic parts (+22.4%), information and audio-video products (+90.0%), and machinery (+17.1%), partly offset by a decline in mineral products (-12.0%). Import growth was strongest from ASEAN (+21.8%), the US (+17.7%), and Korea (+12.1%), while shipments from Europe slipped 8.1%. From January to October, Taiwan’s trade surplus totaled USD 121.82 billion, with exports up 31.8% and imports rising 21.3% year-on-year.

Taiwan Imports Rise 14.6% in October

Switzerland’s consumer sentiment index held at -37 in October 2025, unchanged from September and matching the level seen a year earlier. Expectations for the overall economy deteriorated, with the economic outlook sub-index dropping to -49 from -30 in October 2024, signaling greater pessimism about future growth. However, households felt somewhat less strained financially than a year ago. The sub-indices for the past financial situation (-40 vs -53), expected financial situation (-32 vs -34), and purchase climate (-26 vs -32) all improved.

Switzerland Consumer Morale Unchanged in October

China’s foreign exchange reserves increased to USD 3.343 trillion in October 2025, up from USD 3.339 trillion in September and exceeding market expectations of USD 3.32 trillion.

China Forex Reserves Rise to Highest Level in a Decade

The Swiss National Bank’s foreign exchange reserves fell to CHF 724.8 billion in October 2025, from an upwardly revised CHF 726.8 billion in the previous month. Declines were seen in SDRs (CHF 10.278 billion vs CHF 10.295 billion in September) and the IMF reserve position (CHF 1.612 billion vs CHF 1.621 billion), while gold holdings picked up (CHF 108.024 billion vs CHF 101.941 billion).

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