Taiwan's upswing still strong but not for much longer

Q2 GDP data, released today, confirm that Taiwan’s economy will be one of the world’s best performers in 2010. However, weaker external demand will increasingly weigh on growth from now on. Policy rates are likely to move up in September but the tightening cycle will probably be short.

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