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Chinese demand no panacea for Taiwan

Taiwanese interest rates have probably bottomed out. But despite optimism about improving economic relations with China, weaknesses closer to home are likely to keep rates at their current level for a long time. We forecast that rates will not rise until late in 2010.

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